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João de Moraes Montezinhos seria um anônimo na história não fosse a carta de próprio punho remetida aos inquisidores lisboetas denunciando os maus-tratos sofridos pelas mãos de um Familiar do Santo Ofício durante o traslado que o levava... more
Like many of Tirso de Molina’s (1579–1648) other comedies where intrigue is derived from debates concerning the control and protection of women, his play Marta la piadosa (Marta the Pious; c. 1614–1615) features the namesake heroine who... more
For the longest time historians have treated the infamous »Libelo de Sevilla« (1480) as an authentic document of the heresy of »Judaizing« allegedly wide spread among the so-called marrano or converso population. However, a closer look... more
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The Council of Trent had insisted in regulating marriage and had ratified its status as a sacrament and therefore its indissolubility. The Council of Trent had established the rituals for the solemn celebration of marriage and it had... more
A diferencia de Buchanan y Van den Enden, Nicolás Legrás no tuvo la suerte de haber inspirado la obra de un gran pensador. No debemos, sin embargo, caer en la tentación de decir que, como la semilla de la parábola, sus enseñanzas cayeron... more
Ciclo de conferencias "El fenómeno religioso. Contextos y perspectivas", organizado por el Observatorio de Religiones Comparadas de la Univrsidad de Sevilla (Sevilla, 19 de marzo de 2021)
The theme of the Counter-Reformation was among the most debated by European historiography in the second half of the 20th century. Historians have argued how the Roman Church managed to overcome the deep crisis of the early sixteenth... more
El más famoso de todas los libros sobre brujería, Malleus Maleficarum (El martillo de los brujas) fue escrito en 1486 por dos monjes dominicos inquisidores a los que el Papa Inocencio VIII concedió la bula Summis desiderantes affectibus... more