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The paper analyses the layers of Vilnius identity revealed in the city atlas of Braun-Hogenberg. The information of the text and graphical figures is reviewed through a certain model of the structure of identity. Attempts are made to find natural (relief, waters, flora), cultural (political, economic, social, etnical-confessional) and anthropogenical (urban, architectural) peculiarities of Vilnius city, rendered in the atlas, and compare it with the other cities from the same source. The paper reveals the peculiarities of urban situation, the types and morfology of buildup, city poly-central character and features of capital city, characterization of citizenry as well as inaccuracies on confessional balance, network of streets, size of the city. Santrauka Analizuojama prielaida apie Brauno ir Hogenbergo atlaso Vilniaus plane perteikiamus miesto savitumų bruožus. Naudojant pasirinktą tapatumo struktūros modelį, analizuojama grafinėje ir tekstinėje atlaso dalyje pateikta informacija apie Vilnių. Ieškoma atlase pateiktų gamtinių (reljefo, vandenų, augmenijos), kultūrinių (socialinių, politinių, ekonominių, tautinių ir konfesinių), antropogeninių (urbanistinių, architektūrinių) Vilniaus savitumo apraiškų, pateikti Vilniaus ir kitų atlase pavaizduotų miestų palyginimai. Nustatyti plane atskleisti miesto urbanizacijos ypatumai, užstatymo tipai ir morfologija, miesto policentriškumas, miesto kaip sostinės bruožai, gyventojų grupių charakteristikos, taip pat rasta plano netikslumų konfesinio balanso, gatvių tinklo, miesto dydžio atžvilgiais. First Published Online: 22 May 2013 Reikšminiai žodžiai:Brauno ir hogenbergo atlasas,Vilniaus senamiestis, savitumas,tapatumas, įvaizdis

In this master degree graduation thesis the historical locations of confessional districts in Vilnius Oldtown are defined, in the time limits between first mentioning of Vilnius and 3rd division of Lithuanian-Polish state. Locations are identified on the basis of spread of confessional objects, street names. Work describes political reasons, causing the dynamics of boundaries of confessional districts, and reveals the corelation between districts confessionality and citys geographical and functional-spatial parameters. Thesis uses K. Lynch "landmarks" method for indentifying confessional districts, cause-reason analysis of historical events to describe the dynamics of boundaries of confessional districts, and dr. V. Petrušonis method of diachronical attribution to discern the geographical and functional-spatial peculiarity of confessional quarters. Thesis reveals, that Vilnius had confessional districts, that dynamics of boundaries of confessional districts has strong cohesion with states and international political events, and that quarters under influence of different confessions distinguishes unique geographical and functional-spatial traits, typical only for one confession.

In this master degree graduation thesis the historical locations of confessional districts in Vilnius Oldtown are defined, in the time limits between first mentioning of Vilnius and 3rd division of Lithuanian-Polish state. Locations are identified on the basis of spread of confessional objects, street names. Work describes political reasons, causing the dynamics of boundaries of confessional districts, and reveals the corelation between districts confessionality and citys geographical and functional-spatial parameters. Thesis uses K. Lynch "landmarks" method for indentifying confessional districts, cause-reason analysis of historical events to describe the dynamics of boundaries of confessional districts, and dr. V. Petrušonis method of diachronical attribution to discern the geographical and functional-spatial peculiarity of confessional quarters. Thesis reveals, that Vilnius had confessional districts, that dynamics of boundaries of confessional districts has strong cohesion with states and international political events, and that quarters under influence of different confessions distinguishes unique geographical and functional-spatial traits, typical only for one confession.