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      Renaissance History, Early Modern History, Jewish History, Early Modern Europe
Bosnia and Herzegovina, in their last overview past, had many challenges. Firstly, many conquerors, like Romans, Slavic, Turcic, Germans, etc. With all these conquerors and settlers, many new religions, customs, traditions had come to the... more
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The reference to Saint Paul (2 Cor. 10:2) that we find in the prologue to Zelus Christi contra Iudaeos, Sarracenos et infideles (mid-fifteenth century) is an early indication of the authority that Pedro de la Cavallería seems to attribute... more
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      Religious Conversion and Converts in the Early Modern Mediterranean context, Pauline Letters, Pedro de la Cavallería
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      Art History, Slavery, History of Slavery, Religious Conversion
Esta ponencia fue presentada el 1 de febrero de 2021 en el Coloquio Internacional Ingenieros y Modernización de la Europa del Sur (siglos XVIII-XX), organizado por la Universidad de Málaga y el Proyecto de Investigación INGEURSUR. Tras la... more
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      Military History, History of civil engineering, History of Mathematics (History), Cultural Intermediaries In The Early Modern Mediterranean
Girolamo Castiglione´s "Fior de Terra Sancta" is a diary of pilgrimage to the Holy Land (Jerusalem and Egypt) remonting to 1486. This diary was firsty edited in Rome (1491) and then in Messina (1491-92), where it was reprinted in 1499.... more
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      Medieval History, Medieval Church History, Medieval Europe, Religious Conversion and Converts in the Early Modern Mediterranean context
This essay challenges the relatively recent fashion in Mediterranean historiography of emphasizing 'fluidity' and interfaith interchange in Muslim-Christian relations in the early modern Mediterranean and its corollary, a tendency to... more
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      Critical Theory, Early Modern History, Italian Studies, Class
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      Religious Conversion, Ottoman Empire, Conversion to Islam in the Ottoman Empire, Religious Conversion and Converts in the Early Modern Mediterranean context
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      Translation Studies, Arabic Language and Linguistics, Hebrew Bible, Moriscos
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      Medieval History, Mediterranean Studies, Religious Conversion, Papacy (Medieval Church History)
This chapter questions the historiographic myth of Hernando de Talavera (1428–1507), the first archbishop of Granada after the Christian conquest, regarding the conversion of Christians of Jewish origins and Muslims. Talavera’s arguments... more
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      Medieval Theology, Medieval Iberian History, Medieval Church History, History of Missions
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      Religious Conversion, Jewish - Christian Relations, Religious Conversion and Converts in the Early Modern Mediterranean context, Medieval Jewish History
Après une brève présentation du corpus des écrits de controverse judéo-chrétienne, nous nous intéresserons ici à la place qu’y occupent les événements, réels ou fictifs, présentés comme des « disputes ». Dans quelle mesure peuvent-ils... more
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      Religious Conversion, Jewish - Christian Relations, Religious Conversion and Converts in the Early Modern Mediterranean context, Medieval Jewish History
Inter Animalia Venereo Cupidineoque Nemori Assueta: The Cortile del Belvedere in Two Letters of Gianfrancesco Pico Della Mirandola. This essay explores two letters written by Renaissance humanist Gianfrancesco Pico in 1512 and published... more
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      History of Religion, Renaissance Humanism, Renaissance Art, Iconoclasm
Abstract. The article focuses on the Imperial espionage against the Ottoman Empire during the 16 th century. After the introduction, the text presents the Mediterranean frontier that is experiencing political and military changes,... more
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      History, Cultural Studies, Media and Cultural Studies, Habsburg Studies
Full article here: https://brill.com/view/journals/jre/12/3/article-p285_285.xml This essay explores the reception of Pope Julius ii’s statuary deities in his Cortile del Belvedere through the poetic works of two humanists, papal... more
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      Renaissance Studies, Renaissance Humanism, Renaissance Art, Renaissance Platonism
This article examines the legal and sociological consequences of conversion to Christianity by Muslim and Jewish couples in medieval Castile at the end of the fifteenth century, focusing on the application of legal prescription in legal... more
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      Medieval Studies, Religious Conversion and Converts in the Early Modern Mediterranean context, Transcultural Studies, Conversion
Viewing Jewish history from the perspective of conversion across a broad chronological and conceptual frame, Bastards and Believers highlights how the concepts of the convert and of conversion have histories of their own. The volume... more
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      Jewish Studies, Medieval History, Early Modern History, Israel Studies
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      Early Modern History, Early Modern Captivity, History of Slavery, Mediterranean Studies