The heresy of the Brothers, a heterodox community in sixteenth-century Italy:
A study of one of the largest Italian heretical communities, that developed in the city of Modena in the sixteenth century.00Around the mid-sixteenth century, one of the largest Italian heterodox communities developed in Modena: the community of ?Brothers?. At the beginning of the century, a flouris...
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| Zusammenfassung: | A study of one of the largest Italian heretical communities, that developed in the city of Modena in the sixteenth century.00Around the mid-sixteenth century, one of the largest Italian heterodox communities developed in Modena: the community of ?Brothers?. At the beginning of the century, a flourishing humanistic tradition had inspired protests against the authority of the Church and had led many of the city?s prominent figures to sympathize with Luther and the Reformation. Over the following decades, such positions became more extreme: most of the ?Brothers? held radical convictions, ranging from belief in predestination to contestation of the Antichrist pope. In some cases, the ?Brothers? even went so far as to deny the value of baptism.00This heterodox community in Modena created a hidden network for the free expression of its reformed faith. Within twenty years, however, the election of Pope Pius V (1566?1572) and the consolidation of the Holy Office led to a harsh campaign to disperse dissenters in the city. Despite the protection of illustrious members of the Roman Catholic hierarchy, the bishops of Modena, and the dukes of Ferrara, the Holy Office succeeded in repressing the community. The history of the ?Brothers? of Modena therefore provides a case study for understanding how the Inquisition influenced the balance of religious Italy, changing the face of the Peninsula forever |
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| adam_text | Table of Contents List of Illustrations 7 Abbreviations 9 Introduction 11 Chapter і. The Face of Heresy. Protagonists and Scenarios of Dissent The Context: A City in Sixteenth-Century Italy From the Academy to the ‘Brothers’: Two Generations Faith and Commerce: The Structure and Places of Heresy Private Meetings and Public Protests: Secrets, Uproar, and the Spread of the Community The Leaders of the sect’: Hierarchies, Welfare, and Roles in the Heterodox Movement The Origins of the Community: Camillo Renato, Bartolomeo Fonzio, and Bartolomeo della Pergola Chapter 2. The Timeframe and Methods ofJustice. Religious and Political Authorities Confronted with Heresy The Conduct of Bishops in the Face of Religious Dissent The Trials Conducted by the Inquisition (1546-1568) The Final Dispersion of the Community (1568-1570) Conflicts between the Political Authorities and the Courts of Faith: The Defence of Municipal Autonomy Impossible Compromises: Community, Court, and Inquisition The Final Defeat: The Magnavacca Case Chapter 3. Dangerous Books. The Texts and Readings of the Modenese Brothers From Bible Translations to Erasmus of Rotterdam Satires, Catechisms, and Anti-Catholic Pamphlets Methods of Circulating, Distributing, and Concealing Forbidden Books 19 19 24 27 33 41 50 63 63 67 73 77 82 88 93 93 97 106
6 TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 4. Faith and Works. The Doctrines and Practices of the Heterodox Movement Saving the Soul: Justification, Free Will, and Predestination Criticism of Baptism and the Spread ofAntitrinitarian Doctrines Signs of God: Eucharistic Symbolism and Celebration of the Lords Supper Confessing Sins Papist Inventions: Priesthood, Confirmation, Extreme Unction, and Marriage Prayers for the Living, Prayers for the Dead The Worship of Saints and Images Fighting the Antichrist 111 111 ւրճ 119 x 24 127 131 134 138 Chapter 5. Beyond the Community. Persecution and Survival Feeling Persecuted: Inquisitorial Repression and Expectations of Freedom Pursuing Heresy: Outlying Territories Monitoring Affections: Family Networks Beyond the Border: Inquisitorial Networks against the Brothers 147 147 151 156 160 Conclusions 165 Appendix I. Series of Bishops of Modena, Roman Pontiffs, and Dukes of Ferrara 173 Appendix II. Documents 175 Works Cited 193 Index 207
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Table of Contents List of Illustrations 7 Abbreviations 9 Introduction 11 Chapter і. The Face of Heresy. Protagonists and Scenarios of Dissent The Context: A City in Sixteenth-Century Italy From the Academy to the ‘Brothers’: Two Generations Faith and Commerce: The Structure and Places of Heresy Private Meetings and Public Protests: Secrets, Uproar, and the Spread of the Community The Leaders of the sect’: Hierarchies, Welfare, and Roles in the Heterodox Movement The Origins of the Community: Camillo Renato, Bartolomeo Fonzio, and Bartolomeo della Pergola Chapter 2. The Timeframe and Methods ofJustice. Religious and Political Authorities Confronted with Heresy The Conduct of Bishops in the Face of Religious Dissent The Trials Conducted by the Inquisition (1546-1568) The Final Dispersion of the Community (1568-1570) Conflicts between the Political Authorities and the Courts of Faith: The Defence of Municipal Autonomy Impossible Compromises: Community, Court, and Inquisition The Final Defeat: The Magnavacca Case Chapter 3. Dangerous Books. The Texts and Readings of the Modenese Brothers From Bible Translations to Erasmus of Rotterdam Satires, Catechisms, and Anti-Catholic Pamphlets Methods of Circulating, Distributing, and Concealing Forbidden Books 19 19 24 27 33 41 50 63 63 67 73 77 82 88 93 93 97 106
6 TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 4. Faith and Works. The Doctrines and Practices of the Heterodox Movement Saving the Soul: Justification, Free Will, and Predestination Criticism of Baptism and the Spread ofAntitrinitarian Doctrines Signs of God: Eucharistic Symbolism and Celebration of the Lords Supper Confessing Sins Papist Inventions: Priesthood, Confirmation, Extreme Unction, and Marriage Prayers for the Living, Prayers for the Dead The Worship of Saints and Images Fighting the Antichrist 111 111 ւրճ 119 x 24 127 131 134 138 Chapter 5. Beyond the Community. Persecution and Survival Feeling Persecuted: Inquisitorial Repression and Expectations of Freedom Pursuing Heresy: Outlying Territories Monitoring Affections: Family Networks Beyond the Border: Inquisitorial Networks against the Brothers 147 147 151 156 160 Conclusions 165 Appendix I. Series of Bishops of Modena, Roman Pontiffs, and Dukes of Ferrara 173 Appendix II. Documents 175 Works Cited 193 Index 207 |
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