Religious culture in the Sixteenth Century : preaching, thetoric, spirituality and reform / John W. O'Malley
| Autor principal: | O'Malley, John W. (S.I.) (1927-2022) |
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| Formato: | Libro |
| Publicación: |
Aldershot : Variorum, , cop. 1993 |
| Descripción física: | X, 282 p. : il. ; 23 cm |
| Clasificación CDU: |
271.59 277-8 |
| Contenido: |
Contiene: I. The Feast of Thomas Aquinas in Renaissance Rome: a neglected document and its import -- II. Egidio da Viterbo and Renaissance Rome -- III. Content and rhetorical forms in Sixteenth-Century treatises on preaching -- IV. Form, content and influence of works about preaching before Trent: the Franciscan contribution -- V. Luther the Preacher -- VI. Saint Charles Borromeo and the Praecipuum Episcoporum Munus: His place in the History of Preaching -- VII. Erasmus and the History of Sacred rhetoric: the Ecclesiastes of 1535 -- VIII. Grammar and rhetoric in the pietas of Erasmus -- IX. Early Jesuit Spirituality: Spain and Italy -- X. Renaissance Humanism and the religious. Culture of the first jesuits -- XI. Attitudes of the early jesuits towards -- XII. Was Ignatus Loyola a Church reformer? How to look at early modern catholicism -- XIII. Priesthood, ministry and religious life: some historical and historigraphical considerations |
| Colección: |
Collected studies series (Variorum Reprints)
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| ISBN: |
0-86078-369-3 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Contiene: I. The Feast of Thomas Aquinas in Renaissance Rome: a neglected document and its import
- II. Egidio da Viterbo and Renaissance Rome
- III. Content and rhetorical forms in Sixteenth-Century treatises on preaching
- IV. Form, content and influence of works about preaching before Trent: the Franciscan contribution
- V. Luther the Preacher
- VI. Saint Charles Borromeo and the Praecipuum Episcoporum Munus: His place in the History of Preaching
- VII. Erasmus and the History of Sacred rhetoric: the Ecclesiastes of 1535
- VIII. Grammar and rhetoric in the pietas of Erasmus
- IX. Early Jesuit Spirituality: Spain and Italy
- X. Renaissance Humanism and the religious. Culture of the first jesuits
- XI. Attitudes of the early jesuits towards
- XII. Was Ignatus Loyola a Church reformer? How to look at early modern catholicism
- XIII. Priesthood, ministry and religious life: some historical and historigraphical considerations