Győri Zsolt, Schlachtovszky Csaba - Magyariné szeretője

Sámuel Makai, a jurat with a flaky chin, travels to Debrecen to write a dissertation on the divorce of István Hatvani, the famous professor of the College, but he soon gets entangled in some tricky questions:
Was Mr. Hatvani really in cahoots with the Devil? If not, why did he hire a witch as a cook? And even if all this is on his side, the fact that he fell head over heels in love with a hot girl is still a scandal. And would he have been able to kill a person because of it? Or was she innocent, even more prone to magic than Magyar's was to the pickle?
We can sit on a dragon's back, walk on salt marshes, sip from Csokonai's coltskin water bottle, drink heaven's stone with a bottle of Leyden, marvel at Cupid's honey, a chair-wielding chief justice, fire and torture, orangutans and witches' sabbath in the devilish novel by the authors of the well-known Emmuska.