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collection of letters written by Cardinal Robert Bellarmine, or addressed to him, between 1599 (beginning of his cardinalate) and 1621, the year of his death

bibliographic information: Title: Lexicon of modernity Place of publication: Rome Publisher: GB Press Year of publication: 2019 Permanent URL: https://gate.unigre

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The Memoriale of Pierre Favre on the APUG blog Pierre Favre (1506-1546) was one of the first of Ignatius of Loyola's companions and the first Jesuit ordained

the will of Pope Urban VIII to write a history of the Council of Trent in response to the edition of Paolo Sarpi of 1619. In the Archives of Castello,

Monumenta: constructing history Place of publication: Rome Publisher: GB Press Year of publication: 2019 Permanent URL: https://gate.unigre.it/mediawiki/index

over more than two years of the project. The School of Arts and Humanities of the University of Lisbon and the the Archives of the Pontifical Gregorian

edition of the manuscript FC 1042, a recently and previously unknown copy of Favre's Memoriale. To do this, a digital reproduction of the manuscript has been

professor of rhetoric at the Collegio Romano and a leading exponent of what Marc Fumaroli (1932-2020) has called the “dynasty of Roman masters of oratorical