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Softcover. Condition: gut. 2017. Church, Censorship and Reform in the Early Modern Habsburg Netherlands In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Softcover. Condition: gut. 2025. Pacification and Reconciliation in the Spanish Habsburg Worlds In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Condition: gut. Authority Revisited. Towards Thomas More and Erasmus in 1516 In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Condition: gut. Transregional Territories. Crossing Borders in the Early Modern Low Countries and Beyond In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Paperback, 262 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:7 b/w, Language: English. ISBN 9782503584935. Summary The early modern world was one of movement, contact, and exchange. Yet, this does not mean that it was borderless. On the contrary, connection existed only when people moved along and across the separations between polities, religions, and mentalities. So in order to understand early modern connections, one also needs to analyse the boundaries that accompanied them. In Transregional Territories, the early modern Low Countries are chosen as a 'laboratory' for studying border formation and border management through the lens of transregional history. Eight different cases highlight the impact of boundaries on the actions and strategies of individuals and governments. Crossing borders in early modern times was not merely an act of negating a territorial division, but rather a moment of intimate interaction with the separation itself. As such, this volume illustrates how borders forced historical actors to adapt their behaviour, and how historians can use a transregional vantage point to better understand these changes. The cases are presented by leading border specialists and scholars of the early modern Low Countries: Fernando Chavarría Múgica, Victor Enthoven, Raingard Esser, Yves Junot, Marie Kervyn, Christel Annemieke Romein, and Patricia Subirade. Bram De Ridder, Violet Soen, Werner Thomas, and Sophie Verreyken are all members of the Early Modern History Research Group of the KU Leuven. Together, they have published extensively on transregional history and the history of the early modern Low Countries, grouped under the label of transregionalhistory.eu. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction: Transregional History: New Perspectives on Early Modern Borders and Borderlands in the Low Countries and the Habsburg Worlds. Bram De Ridder & Violet Soen. Part I: Transregional Families Upper Guelders's Four Points of the Compass: Historiography and Transregional Families in a Contested Border Region between the Empire, the Spanish Monarchy, and the Dutch Republic. Raingard Esser. Transregional Marriages and Strategies of Loyalty: The House of Arenberg Navigating between the Spanish and Austrian Habsburgs, 1630-1700. Sophie Verreyken. Part II: Cross-Border Circulations Negotiating Consensual Loyalty to the Habsburg Dynasty: Francophone Border Provinces between the Low Countries and France, 1477-1659. Yves Junot & Marie Kervyn, Franche-Comté, the Low Countries, and the Catholic Backbone of Seventeenth-Century Europe: Transregional and Cross-Border Circulations of Devotional Practices and Artistic Knowledge. Patricia Subirade. How Local Politics Became a Matter of Transregional Concern: German and Dutch Pamphlets Calling Jülich Nobility to Assemble in Cologne, 1642-1651. Annemieke Romein. Part III: Border Management The Scheldt Estuary during the Dutch Revolt: War, Trade, and Taxation, 1572-1609. Victor Enthoven. Border Management during the Eighty Years' War: Passports for Persons Crossing the New Habsburg-Dutch Border, 1568-1648. Bram De Ridder. Cannon Law' during the Politique des Réunions: French Power Politics at the Bidasoa Border and the Crisis of the Customary Law of Nations. Fernando Chavarría Múgica. 0 g.…

Couverture rigide. Condition: Comme neuf. Edition originale. Turnhout ( Belgique) 2021. 1 Volume/1. -- Comme Neuf -- Reliure éditeur cartonnée illustrée. Format in-8°( 25,4 x 17,8 cm ). ------ 432 pages avec 84 illustrations dont 40 en couleurs , 2 tableaux et 2 cartes. ********************* Présentation éditeur : "" Le caractère pan-européen des guerres de religion suscite des questions sur l'incidence des frontières et le rôle des acteurs qui les franchissent ou les transgressent. Cet ouvrage retrace les parcours transrégionaux et confessionnels des Croÿ, une puissante maison nobiliaire établie de part et d'autre des frontières séparant la France et les Pays-Bas habsbourgeois, à travers la reconstitution des engagements politiques et religieux de ses membres (Porcien, Aarschot, Chimay, Havré, et leurs épouses ou mères Amboise, Lorraine, Clèves, Brimeu, Dommartin). Ce volume montre comment ces noblesses transrégionales bâtissent leur influence à l'ombre des rivalités internationales entre rois de France et d'Espagne, empereurs et ducs de Lorraine, et du choix de la religion au temps des Réformes; comment elles assemblent stratégiquement leurs domaines, patronnent une clientèle locale et se font reconnaître comme souverains de micro-principautés; et comment elles mobilisent ce capital politique en rivalisant avec d'autres lignages catholiques (Guise, Clèves) ou protestants (Condé, Bouillon), en désobéissant à leur prince ou en négociant leur réconciliation avec lui. Ont contribué à ce volume Anne Mieke Backer, Aurélien Behr, Olivia Carpi, Nette Claeys, Gustaaf Janssens, Alain Joblin, Odile Jurbert, Tomaso Pascucci, Sanne Maekelberg, Pieter Martens, Jonathan Spangler et Sylvia van Zanen. "" "" ********************. …

Condition: gut. Noblesses transrégionales. Les Croÿ et les frontières pendant les guerres de religion (France, Lorraine et Pays-Bas, XVIe et XVIIe siècle) In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Paperback, Pages: 390 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:3 tables b/w. Language:English, *new. ISBN 9782503581590. This is the first volume to analyze pacification strategies within the Spanish Monarchy on a global level. It deals with the development and aftermath of the many early modern revolts on the Iberian and Italian Peninsula, the Sicilian and Sardinian islands, the cities along the North Sea and the Spanish Americas. These comparative studies uncover the different ways in which the Spanish Monarchy dealt with rebellion from cities and constituencies, ranging from military responses and repression to offers for negotiation and reconciliation. They also point out common characteristics of these pacification processes, such as the promises of pardon, the granting of grace and the instruction of peace envoys. The different chapters, each accompanied by an edition of sources, show how the reconciliation and reincorporation into the Spanish Habsburg orbit proved to be a painstaking process with an unpredictable outcome. TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface List of source editions (in chronological order) Introduction How to Map Pacification and Reconciliation in the Spanish Habsburg Worlds? Violet Soen & Yves Junot PART I: Pacification and Its Limits An Unfinished Pacification. The Spanish Crown and Its Settlement Strategies Towards the Peruvian ?Beneméritos? in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries José de la Puente-Brunke Reconstructing Obedience in the Spanish Monarchy. Agents and Practices Involved in the Restoration of Peace in Guipúzcoa, 1635?1640 Susana Truchuelo Wartime Legalism after the Peace of Munster. The Pacification of Habsburg-Dutch Borderlands, 1648?1649 Bram De Ridder PART II: Diplomacy and Reconciliation A Contended City and Its Two Masters. Piacenza Between the Habsburg Conquest and the Restitution to the Farnese, 1547?1556 Massimo Carlo Giannini Building Reconciliation Through Diplomacy and Religion. The Dutch Revolt, the Cologne Peace Conference and Its Preparations, 1577?1579 Étienne Bourdeu The 1668 Treaty of Lisbon and Its Impact on Iberian Diplomatic Relations. Implementing Peace through Conflicts over Borders, Privileges and Property Carolina Esteves Soares PART III: Revolt and Reincorporation Reconciliation and Reincorporation of Cities in the Spanish Monarchy. Dunkirk during the Dutch Revolt Yves Junot Maroons Between Escape and Political Reconciliation. The African Challenge to Viceregal Supremacy in New Spain, 1608?1609 Matteo Lazzari Political Conflict and Pacification in the War of the Spanish Succession. The Palermo Revolt of 1708 Marina Torres Arce PART IV: Pardon and Pacification The City Defiant, the Ruler Compliant. Repertoires of Repression and Reconciliation in the Burgundian-Habsburg Low Countries in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries Violet Soen Negotiation and Reconciliation Strategies in Viceregal Peru. The Peace Mission of Pedro de La Gasca, 1543?1548 Manfredi Merluzzi A Judge for Reconciliation in New Spain. The Mediation of Francisco Manso y Zúñiga, Archbishop?elect of Mexico, 1627?1630 Gibran Bautista y Lugo Grace and Justice in the Spanish Monarchy. Building Peace amid Conflict in Castile in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries Tomás A. Mantecon Conclusions Transitional Justice in the Spanish and French Kingdoms David van der Linden Notes on the Contributors Index of names Index of Places 0 g.…

Hardback, 432 pages, Size:178 x 254 mm, Illustrations:84 b/w, 40 col., 2 tables b/w., 2 maps b/w, Language: French. ISBN 9782503582993. Summary Le caractère pan-européen des guerres de religion suscite des questions sur l'incidence des frontières et le rôle des acteurs qui les franchissent ou les transgressent. Cet ouvrage retrace les parcours transrégionaux et confessionnels des Croÿ, une puissante maison nobiliaire établie de part et d'autre des frontières séparant la France et les Pays-Bas habsbourgeois, à travers la reconstitution des engagements politiques et religieux de ses membres (Porcien, Aarschot, Chimay, Havré, et leurs épouses ou mères Amboise, Lorraine, Clèves, Brimeu, Dommartin). Ce volume montre comment ces noblesses transrégionales bâtissent leur influence à l'ombre des rivalités internationales entre rois de France et d'Espagne, empereurs et ducs de Lorraine, et du choix de la religion au temps des Réformes; comment elles assemblent stratégiquement leurs domaines, patronnent une clientèle locale et se font reconnaître comme souverains de micro-principautés; et comment elles mobilisent ce capital politique en rivalisant avec d'autres lignages catholiques (Guise, Clèves) ou protestants (Condé, Bouillon), en désobéissant à leur prince ou en négociant leur réconciliation avec lui. Ont contribué à ce volume Anne Mieke Backer, Aurélien Behr, Olivia Carpi, Nette Claeys, Gustaaf Janssens, Alain Joblin, Odile Jurbert, Tomaso Pascucci, Sanne Maekelberg, Pieter Martens, Jonathan Spangler et Sylvia van Zanen. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Au-delà de Château-Porcien et Montcornet. Les laboratoires de définition de la noblesse et de la religion aux frontières de France, de Lorraine et des Pays-Bas (XVIe-XVIIe siècle) Yves Junot & Violet Soen Partie I - La frontière et les guerres de religion Les usages des petites souverainetés dans la construction de l'identité aristocratique. La vallée de la Meuse comme laboratoire de promotion sociale (xvie-xviiie siècle) Jonathan Spangler La seigneurie souveraine de Sedan. Un simultaneum entre deux mondes (1580-1630) Aurélien Behr Une noblesse sur la frontière. La noblesse protestante picarde et le prince de Condé (1560-1570) Alain Joblin L'incidence de la frontière sur les relations confessionnelles. Le cas des villes de Picardie et de Champagne au temps des premières Guerres de Religion (1562-1572) Olivia Carpi Partie II - Les Croÿ chefs de parti dans les guerres civiles et religieuses en Europe Élever sa maison et s'engager pour la cause réformée. Approches nouvelles sur Antoine de Croÿ, prince de Porcien (c. 1539-1567) Odile Jurbert Un noble ambitieux entre guerre et paix pendant la Révolte des Pays-Bas. L'opposition loyale de Philippe III de Croÿ, duc d'Aarschot et comte de Beaumont (1565-1577) Gustaaf Janssens Les limites du « devoir de révolte » aux Pays-Bas. Les réconciliations de Philippe de Croÿ, duc d'Aarschot, et de son fils Charles, prince de Chimay (1576-1584) Violet Soen Matérialiser sa noblesse sur la frontière des anciens Pays-Bas avec la France. Le patrimoine architectural de Charles de Croÿ, prince de Chimay et duc d'Aarschot (1560-1612) Sanne Maekelberg & Pieter Martens Négocier la paix au-delà des frontières pendant les guerres de religion. Le parcours pan-européen de Charles-Philippe de Croÿ, marquis d'Havré (1549-1613) Violet Soen Partie III - Femmes aristocratiques engagées, médiatrices, marginales Le rôle des femmes dans les ambitions transrégionales d'un prince calviniste, Antoine de Croÿ, prince de Porcien (c. 1539-1567) Tomaso Pascucci « Je me sens infiniment vostre obligée » L'intime amitié entre le botaniste Charles de L'Escluse et Marie de Brimeu, princesse de Chimay et duchesse d'Aarschot (c. 1550-1605) Sylvia van Zanen La quête d'un nouvel aménagement des jardins par Marie de Brimeu, princesse de Chimay et Porcien (c. 1550-1605) Anne Mieke Backer Les Croÿ-Havré entre Lorraine et Pays-Bas Les engagements politiques et religieux de Diane de Dommartin, ba.…

Hardback, Pages: 403, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:6 b/w, 13 col., 1 tables b/w., Language(s):English, Latin. ISBN 9782503618197. Summary Throughout the first centuries of its existence, the University of Louvain functioned as a crossroads for the transmission of texts, ideas, and even images from Antiquity, across the Middle Ages, and through the Renaissance. From its foundational bulls between 1425 and 1432, the university was established as a prototypical studium generale, drawing inspiration from earlier institutions in Paris and Cologne and adopting elements from contemporary universities like Rostock and Geneva. Situated at the heart of Europe, the University of Louvain quickly became a pivotal center for the reception and dissemination of both ancient and contemporary knowledge across the continent, and later, the Habsburg Empire. This volume examines how teachers and students examined old and innovative ideas across various constituent bodies of the university, including the Faculty of Arts or the College of the Three Tongues, or neighboring institutions, like the Jesuit College. Contributions span the Faculties of Law, adopting insights on the newly promulgated Tridentine decrees or novel moral economies, to the Faculty of Theology, a hotbed of the controversies surrounding grace, free will, and salvation in post-Tridentine Catholicism. Of the many scholars that were active in Louvain, special attention is devoted to the philologist Petrus Nannius, the theologians Michael Baius and Jacobus Janssonius, the lawyers Petrus Peckius and Johannes Wamesius, and the Jesuits Robertus Bellarminus and Leonardus Lessius, along with the lectures they gave at the Louvain house of their Order. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Innovationes Lovanienses: What Is New about the 'Old' University of Louvain (1425-1797)? (Violet Soen) Part I. The Faculty of Arts and the Collegium Trilingue The Old and the New: Scholastic Elements in the Works of Petrus Nannius (1496-1557), Professor of the Collegium Trilingue in the First Half of the Sixteenth Century (Aline Smeesters) Diagrammatic Innovations in Louvain Logic Notebooks (Seventeenth-Eighteenth Centuries) (Lorenz Demey) Part II. The Faculties of Canon and Civil Law The Role of Legal Practice in Louvain's Legal Education (c. 1550-1650) (Wouter Druwé) What Makes a Legal Commentary? Louvain Professors on Liber extra and Liber sextus (Sixteenth-Eighteenth Centuries) (Piotr Alexandrowicz) Teaching Canon Law after Trent: Mapping Juridical Sources in the Lectures of Petrus Peckius (1529-1589) (Ana Luiza Ferreira Gomes Silva) When the Sun Stopped Setting: Louvain Lawyers & Theologians on Issues of Monopolies and Competition (1500-1670) (Wout Vandermeulen) Part III. The Faculty of Theology and the Jesuit College Knowledge of Nature and Scripture at the Threshold of Modernity: Michael Baius's (1513-1589) Louvain Lecture on Romans 1 (Jarrik Van Der Biest) The Internal Act of Faith in the Commentaries on the Summa theologiae Produced in Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-century Louvain (with a Comparison with Previous Iberian Commentators) (Lidia Lanza) The Jesuit College and Knowledge Transmission: Robert Bellarmine's Lectiones Lovanienses (1570-1576) and the Spanish Scholastic Legal-Economic Thought (Shiri Roelofs) Ex nudo Dei beneplacito: On Concord and Discord between Luis de Molina's Concordia (1588) and Leonardus Lessius's De gratia efficaci (1610) (C. J. (Niels) de Bruijn) Vision, Love, and Joy: The Louvain Jesuit Leonard Lessius (1554-1623) on Beatitude (Patrícia Calvário) Index 0 g.…

Hardback, Pages: 434, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:6 b/w, 83 col., 23 tables b/w., Languages: English, Latin. ISBN 9782503618173. Summary Integrating prosopographical, cartographical, and book-historical data, this collective volume on the first University of Louvain (1425-1797) contributes to ongoing interdisciplinary inquiries into the intellectual productions of students, scholars, and printers in the Early Modern era. The ten contributions examine the state of the art at the University of Louvain, whose output was supported by the vibrant printing presses of the Low Countries and the continual mobility of its scholars across continental Europe. The essays first unravel the transregional circuits of Louvain's students, scholars, and printers, built upon their geographical mobility throughout Europe. The second part explores how early modern students at Louvain created their study materials by compiling lecture notes, rearranging the contents, and binding them into codices, often adorned with drawings or printed engravings - a practice that remained prevalent until the eighteenth century. Further contributions trace the introduction of the handpress to the city of Louvain, which, beginning in 1473, brought new opportunities for producing textbooks for broader markets, as typography and physical features transformed handbook production. Louvain's publication network was especially dense in the sixteenth century, and publication rates remained high through the eighteenth century. This volume offers new insights into the hybrid world of oral teaching, handwritten note-taking, and printed textbook production by students, scholars, and printers at one of Europe's intellectual crossroads. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction From Magister Dixit to STUDIUM.AI: New Perspectives on Students, Scholars and Their Books at the University of Louvain (1425-1797) (Violet Soen) Part I. Transregional Circuits of Students, Scholars, and Printers Louvain Scholars on the Move: Networks and Mobility Patterns at the Early University of Louvain. An Analysis of Academic Mobility (1425-1797) (David de la Croix & Mara Vitale) From Transregional Recruitment to Self-reproduction: Building a Teaching Staff at the University of Louvain in Its First Two Decades (1425-1443) (Christiaan Engberts) Who's Who in STUDIUM.AI: New Linked Data about Students, Scholars and Printers at the Early Modern University of Louvain (1425-1797) (Violet Soen & Yann Ryan) Part II. Student Notebooks and Culture The Louvain Lecture Halls during Theological Controversy: The Benedictine Student Stephanus Puelincx and His Notes on the Lectures of Jacobus Janssonius (c. 1607) (Linde Van den Eede) In the University Classroom: Seventeenth-century Notebooks of Arts Students at the Universities of Louvain and Leiden (1651-1700) (An Smets) Drawing Practices as Learning and Recreational Processes in Louvain Student Notebooks (Seventeenth-Eighteenth Centuries) (Gwendoline de Mûelenaere) Honesti et probi adolescentes: Pardon Letters and Student Violence at the Early Modern University of Louvain (Sixteenth-Seventeenth Centuries) (Gert Gielis, Luke Giraudet & Quentin Verreycken) Part III. The World of Books and Cartography in and beyond Louvain The Importance of Typography in Knowledge Transfer: The Materiality of Louvain Printed Philosophy Textbooks (1474-1562) (Dieter Cammaerts) Shedding (More) Light on Sixteenth-century Mapping Practices: Pieter Pourbus's Application of Gemma Frisius's Triangulation Methods (Jan Trachet & Hendrik Hameeuw) Integrating Library and Prosopographical Data in the Early Modern Publication Network of the University of Louvain (1501-1797) (Rossana Scebba & Margherita Fantoli) Index 0 g.…

Hardback, 604 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:2 tables b/w., Language(s):English, French. ISBN 9782503590615. Summary In the year 1516, two crucial texts for the cultural history of the West saw the light: Desiderius Erasmus' Nouum Instrumentum and Thomas More's Utopia. Both of these works dealt freely with authoritative sources of Western civilization and opened new pathways of thought on the eve of far-reaching religious and political changes. This book volume deals with aspects of the content, reception and influence of Nouum Instrumentum and Utopia in the (Early) Modern Era, while also focusing upon the sources they used and critically adopted. The overall approach is that both texts have contributed dramatically to the rise of (early) modern Western thought and have influenced the next generations in their literary, philosophical and theological works. This volume, multidisciplinary in scope, brings together contributions from the fields of bible exegesis, theology, philosophy, philology and history. TABLE OF CONTENTS Authority Revisited: Leuven's 500th Year Commemoration of Erasmus' Nouum Instrumentum and More's Utopia (Wim François) Thomas More, Erasmus of Rotterdam, Humanist Erudition, Bible Philology and the Authority of the Classical Tradition (Uwe Baumann) Part I How to Order Four into One: Harmonizing the Gospels at the Dawn of Biblical Humanism (Serena Masolini) Authority, Does It Displace the Judgment? Lorenzo Valla, Desiderius Erasmus, and the Rise of the Modern Homo Grammaticus (Jakub Koryl) Traditional Features in Erasmus' Nouum Instrumentum and the Order of the Writings of the New Testament (Henk Jan de Jonge) Patristic Concepts of Original Sin in Erasmus' Annotationes in Epistulam ad Romanos (Christian Houth Vrangbæk) Dette des traductions espagnoles des évangiles envers le Nouum Testamentum d'Érasme et ses Annotationes (Hélène Rabaey) Erasmus on I ad Corinthios 14. 15-19: The Erasmian Theology of Music and Its Legacy in Reformation England (Hyun-Ah Kim) Seruare uirginem suam: Martin Bucer and Stephen Gardiner on I Cor. 7. 36-38 and the Prohibition of Clerical Marriage (Nicholas Thompson) The Reception of Erasmus' New Testament in the Louvain Franciscan Study House: The Case of Nicholas Tacitus Zegers and Adam Sasbout (Antonio Gerace) The Impact of Erasmus on the 1614 Pauline Commentary of Cornelius a Lapide, S.J. (Daniel James [fr. Benedict] Fischer) Part II The First Edition of Thomas More's Utopia in Louvain, Its Printer Dirk Martens and the Erasmian Network in Early Modern Europe: Exploring the Role of a Humanist Network in a Printing House in the Low Countries (Renaud Adam) The Traveller Returns: Utopia and the City of God (Gillian Clark) Waging War for Justice: Utopian Wars and the Roman Expansion (Jacob Langeloh) Utopian Curiosity: Thomas More on the Desire to Know (Alissa MacMillan) Travels with a Monkey: Raphael Hythlodaye's Books (Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin) John Clement and the Heritage of More and Erasmus (Grantley McDonald) Biblical index General index 0 g.…