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"A Companion to Religious Minorities in Early Modern Rome investigates the lives and stories of the many groups and individuals in Rome, between 1500 and approximately 1750, who were not Roman (Latin) Catholic. It shows how early modern Catholic people and institutions in Rome were directly inf...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "A Companion to Religious Minorities in Early Modern Rome investigates the lives and stories of the many groups and individuals in Rome, between 1500 and approximately 1750, who were not Roman (Latin) Catholic. It shows how early modern Catholic people and institutions in Rome were directly influenced by their interactions with other religious traditions. This collection reveals the significant impact of Protestants, Muslims, Jews, and Eastern Rite Christians; the influence of the many transient groups and individual travelers who passed through the city; the unique contributions of converts to Catholicism, who drew on the religion of their birth; and the importance of intermediaries, fluent in more than one culture and religion"-- |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource. |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| ISBN: | 9004443495 9789004443495 |
| ISSN: | 1871-6377 ; |
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| 520 | |a "A Companion to Religious Minorities in Early Modern Rome investigates the lives and stories of the many groups and individuals in Rome, between 1500 and approximately 1750, who were not Roman (Latin) Catholic. It shows how early modern Catholic people and institutions in Rome were directly influenced by their interactions with other religious traditions. This collection reveals the significant impact of Protestants, Muslims, Jews, and Eastern Rite Christians; the influence of the many transient groups and individual travelers who passed through the city; the unique contributions of converts to Catholicism, who drew on the religion of their birth; and the importance of intermediaries, fluent in more than one culture and religion"-- |c Provided by publisher. | ||
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| 505 | 0 | |a Half Title -- Series Information -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- Figures and Tables -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 Papal Ceremonies for the Embassies of Non-Catholic Rulers -- 1 From Arrival to Departure -- 2 Grand Receptions for the "Embassy of Obedience" -- 3 Diminished Honour for Non-Christian Rulers -- 4 Citing Earlier Non-Christian Embassies -- 5 Christian Orthodox Sovereigns: No Special Treatment -- 6 Ritual Formality and Flexibility -- 7 Accentuating Siamese Veneration -- 8 Conclusion -- 9 Avenues for Future Research -- Appendix A: Persian Embassy (ʿAli-qoli Beg), 1609 -- Document 1: Giovanni Mocenigo (Venetian Ambassador in Rome) to Doge Leonardo Donato, 29 August 1609, Archivio di Stato di Venezia (hereafter ASVe), Senato, Dispacci degli ambasciatori e residenti, Roma, f. 61 -- Document 2: Giovanni Mocenigo to Leonardo Donato, 5 September 1609, ASVe, Senato, Dispacci degli ambasciatori e residenti, Roma, f. 62 -- Document 3: Giovanni Mocenigo to Leonardo Donato, 5 September 1609, ASVe, Senato, Dispacci degli ambasciatori e residenti, Roma, f. 62 -- Appendix B: Muscovite Embassy, 1581120 -- Document 4: From Bishop Paolo Odescalchi in Rome to Duke Guglielmo Gonzaga of Mantua, 25 February 1581, Archivio di Stato di Mantova (hereafter ASMn), Archivio Gonzaga 928 -- Document 5: Paolo Odescalchi to Guglielmo Gonzaga, 4 March 1581, ASMn, Archivio Gonzaga 928 -- Document 6: Giovanni Battista Bernerio (Ambassador of the Holy Roman Empire in Rome) to Rudolf ii, 4 March 1581, Österreichisches Staatsarchiv in Vienna, Rom, Diplomatische Korrespondenz 47 -- Appendix C: The Siamese Embassy, 1688 -- Document 7: Giovan Battista Mancini (Florentine Ambassador in Rome) to Senator Giovanni Panciatichi, 21 December 1688, Archivio di Stato di Firenze (hereafter ASFi), Mediceo del Principato 3406, s.p. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Document 8: Giovan Battista Mancini to Giovanni Panciatichi, 25 December 1688, ASFi, Mediceo del Principato 3406, s.p. -- Document 9: Giovan Battista Mancini to Giovanni Panciatichi, 28 December 1688, ASFi, Mediceo del Principato 3406, s.p. -- Document 10: Paolo Negri (secretary of Girolamo Marcello De Gubernatis, Ambassador in Rome) to the court of Savoy, 28 December 1688, Archivio di Stato di Torino (hereafter ASTo), Lettere Ministri, Roma 115, n. 1, 51 -- Document 11: Girolamo Marcello De Gubernatis to Duke Vittorio Amedeo ii, 28 December 1688, ASTo, Lettere Ministri, Roma 115, n. 3, 210 -- Document 12: Mancini to Panciatichi, 8 January 1689, ASFi, Mediceo del Principato 3406, s.p. -- Acknowledgment -- Chapter 2 Pope as Arbiter: The Place of Early Modern Rome in the Pan-Mediterranean Ecumenical Visions of Eastern Rite Christians -- 1 Eastern Rite Christian Delegations in Rome: Three Case Studies -- 2 Sources and Methodology: New Readings of Roman Sources -- 3 The Jacobite-Greek Rivalry between Rome and Antioch -- 4 The Fractured Assyrian Church of the East and Tibetan Christian Pilgrims in Rome -- 5 An Elia-Line Assyrian Delegation in Rome and the Failed Jesuit Mission to Babylon -- 6 Conclusion -- 7 Avenues for Future Research -- Chapter 3 Non-Catholic Pilgrims and the Hospital of SS.Trinità dei Pellegrini e Convalescenti (1575-1650) -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Rome Pilgrimage and Santissima Trinità dei Pellegrini e Convalescenti -- 3 Non-Catholic Pilgrims at SS. Trinità: Sources and Issues -- 4 Identifying Protestant Pilgrims -- 5 Embracing the Oltramontani -- 6 Devotion and the Image of Christian Unity -- 7 Conclusion -- Chapter 4 Between Conversion and Reconquest: The Venerable English College between the Late 16th and 17th Centuries -- 1 Rome's Composite Society -- 2 The Venerable English College: Welcome, Mission, Espionage. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 3 Conversion and Narration -- 4 Collaboration: The College and the Ospizio dei Convertendi -- 5 Further Research -- Chapter 5 Ethiopian Christians in Rome, c.1400-c.1700 -- 1 The 15th Century: Pilgrims, Politicians, and the Beginnings of a Stable Community -- 2 Early Collaborations with Catholic Scholars: Johannes Potken -- 3 The Institutionalisation of the Ethiopian Community of Rome -- 4 Ethiopian Collaborations with Catholic Scholars in the 1540s -- 5 1552-1632: The Catholicisation of the Ethiopian Community of Rome -- 6 1632-1731: The Twilight of the Ethiopian Community of Early Modern Rome -- 7 Conclusion -- 8 Avenues for Future Research -- Chapter 6 A Faith between Two Worlds: Expressing Ethiopian Devotion and Crossing Cultural Boundaries at Santo Stefano dei Mori in Early Modern Rome -- 1 Foreword: Tracing Back the Religious Experiences of Ethiopian Pilgrims in Early Modern Rome -- 2 From the Ethiopian Highlands to Rome: The Mediterranean Routes of the Pilgrims of Santo Stefano -- 3 Of Ewosṭātean Pilgrims and Books: Reconstructing the Religious and Cultural Life at Santo Stefano dei Mori through the Study of Manuscripts -- 4 Ethiopian Manuscripts from Santo Stefano at the Vatican Library -- 5 Between Ethiopia, Jerusalem, and Rome: Yāʿeqob, Ewosṭātean Monk, Pilgrim, and Host at Santo Stefano dei Mori in the Mid-16th Century -- 6 Ewosṭāteans' Books of Prayer: Crossing Ethiopian Monastic Culture and Roman Catholicism -- 7 Avenues for Future Research -- Chapter 7 Being a New Christian in Early Modern Rome -- 1 The Iberian Background -- 2 The Portuguese New Christian Diaspora in Italy -- 3 Conversos in Rome -- 4 Jews and Converts in 16th-Century Rome -- 5 Theatre of the Struggle between the Nação and the Portuguese Court -- Acknowledgment -- Chapter 8 Wandering Lives: Eastern Christian Pilgrims, Alms-Collectors and "Refugees" in Early Modern Rome. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 1 Introduction -- 2 Professions of Faith: An Exceptional Source for the Study of Eastern Christians in Rome -- 3 Reasons for Mobility: Diplomatic Envoys, Pilgrims, Confessional Refugees and Alms-Collectors -- 4 Disciplining Hospitality: Social and Confessional Control over Eastern Christians in Rome -- 5 The Role of Intermediaries: Language Skills and Curial Careers -- 6 Conclusion and Avenues for Further Research -- Chapter 9 Saving Souls, Forgiving Bodies: A New Source and a Working Hypothesis on Slavery, Conversion and Religious Minorities in Early Modern Rome (16th-19th Centuries) -- 1 The Restitutiones ad Libertatem: A Source to (Re)discover for the History of Roman Slavery -- 2 From Paul iii to Pius v: The "Catholicisation" of an Ancient Roman Tradition -- 3 Rome as a Slavery Zone: Saving Souls -- 4 Forgiving Bodies: Roman Slavery in Context -- 5 Slavery and Conversionary Questions within and beyond Rome: Why Turks and Islam Matter -- 6 Rome and the Management of Minorities in Context: A Working Hypothesis -- 7 Avenues for Future Research -- Chapter 10 Muslim Slaves in Early Modern Rome: The Development and Visibility of a Labouring Class -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Mediterranean Slavery: A Brief History -- 3 Slaves in Rome -- 4 Historiography -- 5 Slave Processions and Public Labors -- 6 News and Print -- 7 Conclusion -- Chapter 11 Jews in 16th-Century Italy and the Vicissitudes of the Hebrew Book -- 1 A Jewish Answer to Leo x: Self-Censorship -- 2 Expurgation of Hebrew Books -- 3 From an Index expurgatorius to a Preacher's Manual -- 4 Sermons in the Ghetto of Ferrara -- 5 Sermons in the Roman Ghetto -- 6 Further Research -- Chapter 12 Resist, Refute, Redirect: Roman Jews Attend Conversionary Sermons -- 1 Passive Resistance during Sermons -- 2 Modifying the Sermon Environment -- 3 Corcos's Written Objections to Conversionary Sermons. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 4 Routine Refutations of Sermon Content -- 5 Avenues for Future Research -- Bibliography -- Archival Repositories, Collections, and Libraries -- Printed Primary Sources (15th-19th Centuries) -- Secondary Sources (19th-21st Centuries) -- Index of Names. | |
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| contents | Half Title -- Series Information -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- Figures and Tables -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 Papal Ceremonies for the Embassies of Non-Catholic Rulers -- 1 From Arrival to Departure -- 2 Grand Receptions for the "Embassy of Obedience" -- 3 Diminished Honour for Non-Christian Rulers -- 4 Citing Earlier Non-Christian Embassies -- 5 Christian Orthodox Sovereigns: No Special Treatment -- 6 Ritual Formality and Flexibility -- 7 Accentuating Siamese Veneration -- 8 Conclusion -- 9 Avenues for Future Research -- Appendix A: Persian Embassy (ʿAli-qoli Beg), 1609 -- Document 1: Giovanni Mocenigo (Venetian Ambassador in Rome) to Doge Leonardo Donato, 29 August 1609, Archivio di Stato di Venezia (hereafter ASVe), Senato, Dispacci degli ambasciatori e residenti, Roma, f. 61 -- Document 2: Giovanni Mocenigo to Leonardo Donato, 5 September 1609, ASVe, Senato, Dispacci degli ambasciatori e residenti, Roma, f. 62 -- Document 3: Giovanni Mocenigo to Leonardo Donato, 5 September 1609, ASVe, Senato, Dispacci degli ambasciatori e residenti, Roma, f. 62 -- Appendix B: Muscovite Embassy, 1581120 -- Document 4: From Bishop Paolo Odescalchi in Rome to Duke Guglielmo Gonzaga of Mantua, 25 February 1581, Archivio di Stato di Mantova (hereafter ASMn), Archivio Gonzaga 928 -- Document 5: Paolo Odescalchi to Guglielmo Gonzaga, 4 March 1581, ASMn, Archivio Gonzaga 928 -- Document 6: Giovanni Battista Bernerio (Ambassador of the Holy Roman Empire in Rome) to Rudolf ii, 4 March 1581, Österreichisches Staatsarchiv in Vienna, Rom, Diplomatische Korrespondenz 47 -- Appendix C: The Siamese Embassy, 1688 -- Document 7: Giovan Battista Mancini (Florentine Ambassador in Rome) to Senator Giovanni Panciatichi, 21 December 1688, Archivio di Stato di Firenze (hereafter ASFi), Mediceo del Principato 3406, s.p. Document 8: Giovan Battista Mancini to Giovanni Panciatichi, 25 December 1688, ASFi, Mediceo del Principato 3406, s.p. -- Document 9: Giovan Battista Mancini to Giovanni Panciatichi, 28 December 1688, ASFi, Mediceo del Principato 3406, s.p. -- Document 10: Paolo Negri (secretary of Girolamo Marcello De Gubernatis, Ambassador in Rome) to the court of Savoy, 28 December 1688, Archivio di Stato di Torino (hereafter ASTo), Lettere Ministri, Roma 115, n. 1, 51 -- Document 11: Girolamo Marcello De Gubernatis to Duke Vittorio Amedeo ii, 28 December 1688, ASTo, Lettere Ministri, Roma 115, n. 3, 210 -- Document 12: Mancini to Panciatichi, 8 January 1689, ASFi, Mediceo del Principato 3406, s.p. -- Acknowledgment -- Chapter 2 Pope as Arbiter: The Place of Early Modern Rome in the Pan-Mediterranean Ecumenical Visions of Eastern Rite Christians -- 1 Eastern Rite Christian Delegations in Rome: Three Case Studies -- 2 Sources and Methodology: New Readings of Roman Sources -- 3 The Jacobite-Greek Rivalry between Rome and Antioch -- 4 The Fractured Assyrian Church of the East and Tibetan Christian Pilgrims in Rome -- 5 An Elia-Line Assyrian Delegation in Rome and the Failed Jesuit Mission to Babylon -- 6 Conclusion -- 7 Avenues for Future Research -- Chapter 3 Non-Catholic Pilgrims and the Hospital of SS.Trinità dei Pellegrini e Convalescenti (1575-1650) -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Rome Pilgrimage and Santissima Trinità dei Pellegrini e Convalescenti -- 3 Non-Catholic Pilgrims at SS. Trinità: Sources and Issues -- 4 Identifying Protestant Pilgrims -- 5 Embracing the Oltramontani -- 6 Devotion and the Image of Christian Unity -- 7 Conclusion -- Chapter 4 Between Conversion and Reconquest: The Venerable English College between the Late 16th and 17th Centuries -- 1 Rome's Composite Society -- 2 The Venerable English College: Welcome, Mission, Espionage. 3 Conversion and Narration -- 4 Collaboration: The College and the Ospizio dei Convertendi -- 5 Further Research -- Chapter 5 Ethiopian Christians in Rome, c.1400-c.1700 -- 1 The 15th Century: Pilgrims, Politicians, and the Beginnings of a Stable Community -- 2 Early Collaborations with Catholic Scholars: Johannes Potken -- 3 The Institutionalisation of the Ethiopian Community of Rome -- 4 Ethiopian Collaborations with Catholic Scholars in the 1540s -- 5 1552-1632: The Catholicisation of the Ethiopian Community of Rome -- 6 1632-1731: The Twilight of the Ethiopian Community of Early Modern Rome -- 7 Conclusion -- 8 Avenues for Future Research -- Chapter 6 A Faith between Two Worlds: Expressing Ethiopian Devotion and Crossing Cultural Boundaries at Santo Stefano dei Mori in Early Modern Rome -- 1 Foreword: Tracing Back the Religious Experiences of Ethiopian Pilgrims in Early Modern Rome -- 2 From the Ethiopian Highlands to Rome: The Mediterranean Routes of the Pilgrims of Santo Stefano -- 3 Of Ewosṭātean Pilgrims and Books: Reconstructing the Religious and Cultural Life at Santo Stefano dei Mori through the Study of Manuscripts -- 4 Ethiopian Manuscripts from Santo Stefano at the Vatican Library -- 5 Between Ethiopia, Jerusalem, and Rome: Yāʿeqob, Ewosṭātean Monk, Pilgrim, and Host at Santo Stefano dei Mori in the Mid-16th Century -- 6 Ewosṭāteans' Books of Prayer: Crossing Ethiopian Monastic Culture and Roman Catholicism -- 7 Avenues for Future Research -- Chapter 7 Being a New Christian in Early Modern Rome -- 1 The Iberian Background -- 2 The Portuguese New Christian Diaspora in Italy -- 3 Conversos in Rome -- 4 Jews and Converts in 16th-Century Rome -- 5 Theatre of the Struggle between the Nação and the Portuguese Court -- Acknowledgment -- Chapter 8 Wandering Lives: Eastern Christian Pilgrims, Alms-Collectors and "Refugees" in Early Modern Rome. 1 Introduction -- 2 Professions of Faith: An Exceptional Source for the Study of Eastern Christians in Rome -- 3 Reasons for Mobility: Diplomatic Envoys, Pilgrims, Confessional Refugees and Alms-Collectors -- 4 Disciplining Hospitality: Social and Confessional Control over Eastern Christians in Rome -- 5 The Role of Intermediaries: Language Skills and Curial Careers -- 6 Conclusion and Avenues for Further Research -- Chapter 9 Saving Souls, Forgiving Bodies: A New Source and a Working Hypothesis on Slavery, Conversion and Religious Minorities in Early Modern Rome (16th-19th Centuries) -- 1 The Restitutiones ad Libertatem: A Source to (Re)discover for the History of Roman Slavery -- 2 From Paul iii to Pius v: The "Catholicisation" of an Ancient Roman Tradition -- 3 Rome as a Slavery Zone: Saving Souls -- 4 Forgiving Bodies: Roman Slavery in Context -- 5 Slavery and Conversionary Questions within and beyond Rome: Why Turks and Islam Matter -- 6 Rome and the Management of Minorities in Context: A Working Hypothesis -- 7 Avenues for Future Research -- Chapter 10 Muslim Slaves in Early Modern Rome: The Development and Visibility of a Labouring Class -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Mediterranean Slavery: A Brief History -- 3 Slaves in Rome -- 4 Historiography -- 5 Slave Processions and Public Labors -- 6 News and Print -- 7 Conclusion -- Chapter 11 Jews in 16th-Century Italy and the Vicissitudes of the Hebrew Book -- 1 A Jewish Answer to Leo x: Self-Censorship -- 2 Expurgation of Hebrew Books -- 3 From an Index expurgatorius to a Preacher's Manual -- 4 Sermons in the Ghetto of Ferrara -- 5 Sermons in the Roman Ghetto -- 6 Further Research -- Chapter 12 Resist, Refute, Redirect: Roman Jews Attend Conversionary Sermons -- 1 Passive Resistance during Sermons -- 2 Modifying the Sermon Environment -- 3 Corcos's Written Objections to Conversionary Sermons. 4 Routine Refutations of Sermon Content -- 5 Avenues for Future Research -- Bibliography -- Archival Repositories, Collections, and Libraries -- Printed Primary Sources (15th-19th Centuries) -- Secondary Sources (19th-21st Centuries) -- Index of Names. |
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| spelling | A companion to religious minorities in early modern Rome / edited by Matthew Coneys Wainwright and Emily Michelson. Leiden ; Boston : BRILL, [2021] 1 online resource. text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Brill's companions to the Christian tradition, 1871-6377 ; volume 95 Includes bibliographical references and index. "A Companion to Religious Minorities in Early Modern Rome investigates the lives and stories of the many groups and individuals in Rome, between 1500 and approximately 1750, who were not Roman (Latin) Catholic. It shows how early modern Catholic people and institutions in Rome were directly influenced by their interactions with other religious traditions. This collection reveals the significant impact of Protestants, Muslims, Jews, and Eastern Rite Christians; the influence of the many transient groups and individual travelers who passed through the city; the unique contributions of converts to Catholicism, who drew on the religion of their birth; and the importance of intermediaries, fluent in more than one culture and religion"-- Provided by publisher. Description based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on January 13, 2021). Half Title -- Series Information -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- Figures and Tables -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 Papal Ceremonies for the Embassies of Non-Catholic Rulers -- 1 From Arrival to Departure -- 2 Grand Receptions for the "Embassy of Obedience" -- 3 Diminished Honour for Non-Christian Rulers -- 4 Citing Earlier Non-Christian Embassies -- 5 Christian Orthodox Sovereigns: No Special Treatment -- 6 Ritual Formality and Flexibility -- 7 Accentuating Siamese Veneration -- 8 Conclusion -- 9 Avenues for Future Research -- Appendix A: Persian Embassy (ʿAli-qoli Beg), 1609 -- Document 1: Giovanni Mocenigo (Venetian Ambassador in Rome) to Doge Leonardo Donato, 29 August 1609, Archivio di Stato di Venezia (hereafter ASVe), Senato, Dispacci degli ambasciatori e residenti, Roma, f. 61 -- Document 2: Giovanni Mocenigo to Leonardo Donato, 5 September 1609, ASVe, Senato, Dispacci degli ambasciatori e residenti, Roma, f. 62 -- Document 3: Giovanni Mocenigo to Leonardo Donato, 5 September 1609, ASVe, Senato, Dispacci degli ambasciatori e residenti, Roma, f. 62 -- Appendix B: Muscovite Embassy, 1581120 -- Document 4: From Bishop Paolo Odescalchi in Rome to Duke Guglielmo Gonzaga of Mantua, 25 February 1581, Archivio di Stato di Mantova (hereafter ASMn), Archivio Gonzaga 928 -- Document 5: Paolo Odescalchi to Guglielmo Gonzaga, 4 March 1581, ASMn, Archivio Gonzaga 928 -- Document 6: Giovanni Battista Bernerio (Ambassador of the Holy Roman Empire in Rome) to Rudolf ii, 4 March 1581, Österreichisches Staatsarchiv in Vienna, Rom, Diplomatische Korrespondenz 47 -- Appendix C: The Siamese Embassy, 1688 -- Document 7: Giovan Battista Mancini (Florentine Ambassador in Rome) to Senator Giovanni Panciatichi, 21 December 1688, Archivio di Stato di Firenze (hereafter ASFi), Mediceo del Principato 3406, s.p. Document 8: Giovan Battista Mancini to Giovanni Panciatichi, 25 December 1688, ASFi, Mediceo del Principato 3406, s.p. -- Document 9: Giovan Battista Mancini to Giovanni Panciatichi, 28 December 1688, ASFi, Mediceo del Principato 3406, s.p. -- Document 10: Paolo Negri (secretary of Girolamo Marcello De Gubernatis, Ambassador in Rome) to the court of Savoy, 28 December 1688, Archivio di Stato di Torino (hereafter ASTo), Lettere Ministri, Roma 115, n. 1, 51 -- Document 11: Girolamo Marcello De Gubernatis to Duke Vittorio Amedeo ii, 28 December 1688, ASTo, Lettere Ministri, Roma 115, n. 3, 210 -- Document 12: Mancini to Panciatichi, 8 January 1689, ASFi, Mediceo del Principato 3406, s.p. -- Acknowledgment -- Chapter 2 Pope as Arbiter: The Place of Early Modern Rome in the Pan-Mediterranean Ecumenical Visions of Eastern Rite Christians -- 1 Eastern Rite Christian Delegations in Rome: Three Case Studies -- 2 Sources and Methodology: New Readings of Roman Sources -- 3 The Jacobite-Greek Rivalry between Rome and Antioch -- 4 The Fractured Assyrian Church of the East and Tibetan Christian Pilgrims in Rome -- 5 An Elia-Line Assyrian Delegation in Rome and the Failed Jesuit Mission to Babylon -- 6 Conclusion -- 7 Avenues for Future Research -- Chapter 3 Non-Catholic Pilgrims and the Hospital of SS.Trinità dei Pellegrini e Convalescenti (1575-1650) -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Rome Pilgrimage and Santissima Trinità dei Pellegrini e Convalescenti -- 3 Non-Catholic Pilgrims at SS. Trinità: Sources and Issues -- 4 Identifying Protestant Pilgrims -- 5 Embracing the Oltramontani -- 6 Devotion and the Image of Christian Unity -- 7 Conclusion -- Chapter 4 Between Conversion and Reconquest: The Venerable English College between the Late 16th and 17th Centuries -- 1 Rome's Composite Society -- 2 The Venerable English College: Welcome, Mission, Espionage. 3 Conversion and Narration -- 4 Collaboration: The College and the Ospizio dei Convertendi -- 5 Further Research -- Chapter 5 Ethiopian Christians in Rome, c.1400-c.1700 -- 1 The 15th Century: Pilgrims, Politicians, and the Beginnings of a Stable Community -- 2 Early Collaborations with Catholic Scholars: Johannes Potken -- 3 The Institutionalisation of the Ethiopian Community of Rome -- 4 Ethiopian Collaborations with Catholic Scholars in the 1540s -- 5 1552-1632: The Catholicisation of the Ethiopian Community of Rome -- 6 1632-1731: The Twilight of the Ethiopian Community of Early Modern Rome -- 7 Conclusion -- 8 Avenues for Future Research -- Chapter 6 A Faith between Two Worlds: Expressing Ethiopian Devotion and Crossing Cultural Boundaries at Santo Stefano dei Mori in Early Modern Rome -- 1 Foreword: Tracing Back the Religious Experiences of Ethiopian Pilgrims in Early Modern Rome -- 2 From the Ethiopian Highlands to Rome: The Mediterranean Routes of the Pilgrims of Santo Stefano -- 3 Of Ewosṭātean Pilgrims and Books: Reconstructing the Religious and Cultural Life at Santo Stefano dei Mori through the Study of Manuscripts -- 4 Ethiopian Manuscripts from Santo Stefano at the Vatican Library -- 5 Between Ethiopia, Jerusalem, and Rome: Yāʿeqob, Ewosṭātean Monk, Pilgrim, and Host at Santo Stefano dei Mori in the Mid-16th Century -- 6 Ewosṭāteans' Books of Prayer: Crossing Ethiopian Monastic Culture and Roman Catholicism -- 7 Avenues for Future Research -- Chapter 7 Being a New Christian in Early Modern Rome -- 1 The Iberian Background -- 2 The Portuguese New Christian Diaspora in Italy -- 3 Conversos in Rome -- 4 Jews and Converts in 16th-Century Rome -- 5 Theatre of the Struggle between the Nação and the Portuguese Court -- Acknowledgment -- Chapter 8 Wandering Lives: Eastern Christian Pilgrims, Alms-Collectors and "Refugees" in Early Modern Rome. 1 Introduction -- 2 Professions of Faith: An Exceptional Source for the Study of Eastern Christians in Rome -- 3 Reasons for Mobility: Diplomatic Envoys, Pilgrims, Confessional Refugees and Alms-Collectors -- 4 Disciplining Hospitality: Social and Confessional Control over Eastern Christians in Rome -- 5 The Role of Intermediaries: Language Skills and Curial Careers -- 6 Conclusion and Avenues for Further Research -- Chapter 9 Saving Souls, Forgiving Bodies: A New Source and a Working Hypothesis on Slavery, Conversion and Religious Minorities in Early Modern Rome (16th-19th Centuries) -- 1 The Restitutiones ad Libertatem: A Source to (Re)discover for the History of Roman Slavery -- 2 From Paul iii to Pius v: The "Catholicisation" of an Ancient Roman Tradition -- 3 Rome as a Slavery Zone: Saving Souls -- 4 Forgiving Bodies: Roman Slavery in Context -- 5 Slavery and Conversionary Questions within and beyond Rome: Why Turks and Islam Matter -- 6 Rome and the Management of Minorities in Context: A Working Hypothesis -- 7 Avenues for Future Research -- Chapter 10 Muslim Slaves in Early Modern Rome: The Development and Visibility of a Labouring Class -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Mediterranean Slavery: A Brief History -- 3 Slaves in Rome -- 4 Historiography -- 5 Slave Processions and Public Labors -- 6 News and Print -- 7 Conclusion -- Chapter 11 Jews in 16th-Century Italy and the Vicissitudes of the Hebrew Book -- 1 A Jewish Answer to Leo x: Self-Censorship -- 2 Expurgation of Hebrew Books -- 3 From an Index expurgatorius to a Preacher's Manual -- 4 Sermons in the Ghetto of Ferrara -- 5 Sermons in the Roman Ghetto -- 6 Further Research -- Chapter 12 Resist, Refute, Redirect: Roman Jews Attend Conversionary Sermons -- 1 Passive Resistance during Sermons -- 2 Modifying the Sermon Environment -- 3 Corcos's Written Objections to Conversionary Sermons. 4 Routine Refutations of Sermon Content -- 5 Avenues for Future Research -- Bibliography -- Archival Repositories, Collections, and Libraries -- Printed Primary Sources (15th-19th Centuries) -- Secondary Sources (19th-21st Centuries) -- Index of Names. 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| spellingShingle | Coneys Wainwright, Matthew Michelson, Emily A companion to religious minorities in early modern Rome / Brill's companions to the Christian tradition ; Half Title -- Series Information -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- Figures and Tables -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 Papal Ceremonies for the Embassies of Non-Catholic Rulers -- 1 From Arrival to Departure -- 2 Grand Receptions for the "Embassy of Obedience" -- 3 Diminished Honour for Non-Christian Rulers -- 4 Citing Earlier Non-Christian Embassies -- 5 Christian Orthodox Sovereigns: No Special Treatment -- 6 Ritual Formality and Flexibility -- 7 Accentuating Siamese Veneration -- 8 Conclusion -- 9 Avenues for Future Research -- Appendix A: Persian Embassy (ʿAli-qoli Beg), 1609 -- Document 1: Giovanni Mocenigo (Venetian Ambassador in Rome) to Doge Leonardo Donato, 29 August 1609, Archivio di Stato di Venezia (hereafter ASVe), Senato, Dispacci degli ambasciatori e residenti, Roma, f. 61 -- Document 2: Giovanni Mocenigo to Leonardo Donato, 5 September 1609, ASVe, Senato, Dispacci degli ambasciatori e residenti, Roma, f. 62 -- Document 3: Giovanni Mocenigo to Leonardo Donato, 5 September 1609, ASVe, Senato, Dispacci degli ambasciatori e residenti, Roma, f. 62 -- Appendix B: Muscovite Embassy, 1581120 -- Document 4: From Bishop Paolo Odescalchi in Rome to Duke Guglielmo Gonzaga of Mantua, 25 February 1581, Archivio di Stato di Mantova (hereafter ASMn), Archivio Gonzaga 928 -- Document 5: Paolo Odescalchi to Guglielmo Gonzaga, 4 March 1581, ASMn, Archivio Gonzaga 928 -- Document 6: Giovanni Battista Bernerio (Ambassador of the Holy Roman Empire in Rome) to Rudolf ii, 4 March 1581, Österreichisches Staatsarchiv in Vienna, Rom, Diplomatische Korrespondenz 47 -- Appendix C: The Siamese Embassy, 1688 -- Document 7: Giovan Battista Mancini (Florentine Ambassador in Rome) to Senator Giovanni Panciatichi, 21 December 1688, Archivio di Stato di Firenze (hereafter ASFi), Mediceo del Principato 3406, s.p. Document 8: Giovan Battista Mancini to Giovanni Panciatichi, 25 December 1688, ASFi, Mediceo del Principato 3406, s.p. -- Document 9: Giovan Battista Mancini to Giovanni Panciatichi, 28 December 1688, ASFi, Mediceo del Principato 3406, s.p. -- Document 10: Paolo Negri (secretary of Girolamo Marcello De Gubernatis, Ambassador in Rome) to the court of Savoy, 28 December 1688, Archivio di Stato di Torino (hereafter ASTo), Lettere Ministri, Roma 115, n. 1, 51 -- Document 11: Girolamo Marcello De Gubernatis to Duke Vittorio Amedeo ii, 28 December 1688, ASTo, Lettere Ministri, Roma 115, n. 3, 210 -- Document 12: Mancini to Panciatichi, 8 January 1689, ASFi, Mediceo del Principato 3406, s.p. -- Acknowledgment -- Chapter 2 Pope as Arbiter: The Place of Early Modern Rome in the Pan-Mediterranean Ecumenical Visions of Eastern Rite Christians -- 1 Eastern Rite Christian Delegations in Rome: Three Case Studies -- 2 Sources and Methodology: New Readings of Roman Sources -- 3 The Jacobite-Greek Rivalry between Rome and Antioch -- 4 The Fractured Assyrian Church of the East and Tibetan Christian Pilgrims in Rome -- 5 An Elia-Line Assyrian Delegation in Rome and the Failed Jesuit Mission to Babylon -- 6 Conclusion -- 7 Avenues for Future Research -- Chapter 3 Non-Catholic Pilgrims and the Hospital of SS.Trinità dei Pellegrini e Convalescenti (1575-1650) -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Rome Pilgrimage and Santissima Trinità dei Pellegrini e Convalescenti -- 3 Non-Catholic Pilgrims at SS. Trinità: Sources and Issues -- 4 Identifying Protestant Pilgrims -- 5 Embracing the Oltramontani -- 6 Devotion and the Image of Christian Unity -- 7 Conclusion -- Chapter 4 Between Conversion and Reconquest: The Venerable English College between the Late 16th and 17th Centuries -- 1 Rome's Composite Society -- 2 The Venerable English College: Welcome, Mission, Espionage. 3 Conversion and Narration -- 4 Collaboration: The College and the Ospizio dei Convertendi -- 5 Further Research -- Chapter 5 Ethiopian Christians in Rome, c.1400-c.1700 -- 1 The 15th Century: Pilgrims, Politicians, and the Beginnings of a Stable Community -- 2 Early Collaborations with Catholic Scholars: Johannes Potken -- 3 The Institutionalisation of the Ethiopian Community of Rome -- 4 Ethiopian Collaborations with Catholic Scholars in the 1540s -- 5 1552-1632: The Catholicisation of the Ethiopian Community of Rome -- 6 1632-1731: The Twilight of the Ethiopian Community of Early Modern Rome -- 7 Conclusion -- 8 Avenues for Future Research -- Chapter 6 A Faith between Two Worlds: Expressing Ethiopian Devotion and Crossing Cultural Boundaries at Santo Stefano dei Mori in Early Modern Rome -- 1 Foreword: Tracing Back the Religious Experiences of Ethiopian Pilgrims in Early Modern Rome -- 2 From the Ethiopian Highlands to Rome: The Mediterranean Routes of the Pilgrims of Santo Stefano -- 3 Of Ewosṭātean Pilgrims and Books: Reconstructing the Religious and Cultural Life at Santo Stefano dei Mori through the Study of Manuscripts -- 4 Ethiopian Manuscripts from Santo Stefano at the Vatican Library -- 5 Between Ethiopia, Jerusalem, and Rome: Yāʿeqob, Ewosṭātean Monk, Pilgrim, and Host at Santo Stefano dei Mori in the Mid-16th Century -- 6 Ewosṭāteans' Books of Prayer: Crossing Ethiopian Monastic Culture and Roman Catholicism -- 7 Avenues for Future Research -- Chapter 7 Being a New Christian in Early Modern Rome -- 1 The Iberian Background -- 2 The Portuguese New Christian Diaspora in Italy -- 3 Conversos in Rome -- 4 Jews and Converts in 16th-Century Rome -- 5 Theatre of the Struggle between the Nação and the Portuguese Court -- Acknowledgment -- Chapter 8 Wandering Lives: Eastern Christian Pilgrims, Alms-Collectors and "Refugees" in Early Modern Rome. 1 Introduction -- 2 Professions of Faith: An Exceptional Source for the Study of Eastern Christians in Rome -- 3 Reasons for Mobility: Diplomatic Envoys, Pilgrims, Confessional Refugees and Alms-Collectors -- 4 Disciplining Hospitality: Social and Confessional Control over Eastern Christians in Rome -- 5 The Role of Intermediaries: Language Skills and Curial Careers -- 6 Conclusion and Avenues for Further Research -- Chapter 9 Saving Souls, Forgiving Bodies: A New Source and a Working Hypothesis on Slavery, Conversion and Religious Minorities in Early Modern Rome (16th-19th Centuries) -- 1 The Restitutiones ad Libertatem: A Source to (Re)discover for the History of Roman Slavery -- 2 From Paul iii to Pius v: The "Catholicisation" of an Ancient Roman Tradition -- 3 Rome as a Slavery Zone: Saving Souls -- 4 Forgiving Bodies: Roman Slavery in Context -- 5 Slavery and Conversionary Questions within and beyond Rome: Why Turks and Islam Matter -- 6 Rome and the Management of Minorities in Context: A Working Hypothesis -- 7 Avenues for Future Research -- Chapter 10 Muslim Slaves in Early Modern Rome: The Development and Visibility of a Labouring Class -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Mediterranean Slavery: A Brief History -- 3 Slaves in Rome -- 4 Historiography -- 5 Slave Processions and Public Labors -- 6 News and Print -- 7 Conclusion -- Chapter 11 Jews in 16th-Century Italy and the Vicissitudes of the Hebrew Book -- 1 A Jewish Answer to Leo x: Self-Censorship -- 2 Expurgation of Hebrew Books -- 3 From an Index expurgatorius to a Preacher's Manual -- 4 Sermons in the Ghetto of Ferrara -- 5 Sermons in the Roman Ghetto -- 6 Further Research -- Chapter 12 Resist, Refute, Redirect: Roman Jews Attend Conversionary Sermons -- 1 Passive Resistance during Sermons -- 2 Modifying the Sermon Environment -- 3 Corcos's Written Objections to Conversionary Sermons. 4 Routine Refutations of Sermon Content -- 5 Avenues for Future Research -- Bibliography -- Archival Repositories, Collections, and Libraries -- Printed Primary Sources (15th-19th Centuries) -- Secondary Sources (19th-21st Centuries) -- Index of Names. 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