Inquisition, Conversion, and Foreigners in Baroque Rome
Autor Irene Fosi Traducere de Giuseppe Bruno-Chominen Limba Engleză Hardback – 13 feb 2020
This book is an updated and revised translation of Convertire lo straniero (Viella, 2011), including a bibliography reflecting the most recent scholarship on its subject.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004422650
ISBN-10: 900442265X
Pagini: 262
Dimensiuni: 155 x 234 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.59 kg
Editura: Brill
ISBN-10: 900442265X
Pagini: 262
Dimensiuni: 155 x 234 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.59 kg
Editura: Brill
Notă biografică
Irene Fosi is professor of Modern History at the University “G. d’Annunzio” of Chieti-Pescara in Italy. She is author of many original studies on Renaissance and Baroque Rome: All’ombra dei Barberini. Fedeltà e servizio nella Roma barocca (Rome 1997); Papal Justice. Subjects and Courts in the Papal States, 1500-1750 (Washington D.C., 2011); Conversion and Autobiography: Telling Tales before the Roman Inquisition, in “Journal of Early Modern History”, 17, 2013, pp. 437- 456; 'The Hospital as a Space of Conversion: Roman Examples from the Seventeenth Century', in Space of Conversion in Global Perspective, ed. by G. Marcocci, W. de Boer, A. Maldavsky, I. Pavan, pp. 154-174 (Brill, Leiden-Boston, 2014).
Cuprins
Contents
Introduction. Winds of the North
1 Rome, a Patria Comune?
1 Rules and Procedures: Defining the Foreigner
2 Religious Identity
3 Protection, Integration, Exclusion: National Confraternities, Hospices and Colleges
4 Conversions and Reconquests: The Venerable English College in the Late Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries
2 Not Only Pilgrims: Reception and Conversion
1 Conversion and the Holy Years
2 Abjuring Heresy and Creating a New Identity
3 Clement VIII’s “Womb of Paternal Compassion”
4 Rome, a Den of Spies
3 Cristoforo Gaspare Fischer: a Goldsmith, his Inheritance and the Inquisition
1 Cristoforo “Piscator aurifex in Urbe”
2 Between Nuremberg and Rome
3 Lengthy Negotiations and Powerful Intermediaries
4 Johannes Faber, “One of Italy’s Seven Sages”
1 Johannes Faber’s Roman Career
2 “Acquiring the Souls of Others”
3 Friends and Compatriots
4 Echoes of War
5 A Dubious Reputation
5 Guillaume Reboul: a Troublesome Convert
1 A Restless Pamphleteer
2 Rivalry and “loathing”
3 Between Paris and Rome
6 Unsettling Mobility: Foreign Heretics in Italy
1 The Inquisitor’s Doubts
2 Merchants in the Duchies of Mantua and Savoy
3 At the Border of the Papal States
4 From Leghorn to Florence by Way of Siena
5 Naples: a Port City
7 Between Intransigence and Tolerance
1 Alexander VII: New Conversion Politics
2 Difficult Control
3 A Cultural Conversion Project
4 The Heretic’s Language
8 Petitions, Enclosures, Burials
1 Petitions and Intermediaries
2 Enclosing: the Ospizio Apostolico dei Convertendi
3 Burials
4 Onward to the Eighteenth Century
5 Exiled Princes, Traveling Princes
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
Introduction. Winds of the North
1 Rome, a Patria Comune?
1 Rules and Procedures: Defining the Foreigner
2 Religious Identity
3 Protection, Integration, Exclusion: National Confraternities, Hospices and Colleges
4 Conversions and Reconquests: The Venerable English College in the Late Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries
2 Not Only Pilgrims: Reception and Conversion
1 Conversion and the Holy Years
2 Abjuring Heresy and Creating a New Identity
3 Clement VIII’s “Womb of Paternal Compassion”
4 Rome, a Den of Spies
3 Cristoforo Gaspare Fischer: a Goldsmith, his Inheritance and the Inquisition
1 Cristoforo “Piscator aurifex in Urbe”
2 Between Nuremberg and Rome
3 Lengthy Negotiations and Powerful Intermediaries
4 Johannes Faber, “One of Italy’s Seven Sages”
1 Johannes Faber’s Roman Career
2 “Acquiring the Souls of Others”
3 Friends and Compatriots
4 Echoes of War
5 A Dubious Reputation
5 Guillaume Reboul: a Troublesome Convert
1 A Restless Pamphleteer
2 Rivalry and “loathing”
3 Between Paris and Rome
6 Unsettling Mobility: Foreign Heretics in Italy
1 The Inquisitor’s Doubts
2 Merchants in the Duchies of Mantua and Savoy
3 At the Border of the Papal States
4 From Leghorn to Florence by Way of Siena
5 Naples: a Port City
7 Between Intransigence and Tolerance
1 Alexander VII: New Conversion Politics
2 Difficult Control
3 A Cultural Conversion Project
4 The Heretic’s Language
8 Petitions, Enclosures, Burials
1 Petitions and Intermediaries
2 Enclosing: the Ospizio Apostolico dei Convertendi
3 Burials
4 Onward to the Eighteenth Century
5 Exiled Princes, Traveling Princes
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index