10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ALEXANDER VI»
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Alexander VI in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Pope
Alexander VI and His Court; Extracts from the Latin ...
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed.
2
The Truth about Rodrigo Borgia, Pope
Alexander VI
N. M. Gwynne. he purpose of this short book is to marshal for the reader sufficient
factual evidence to demonstrate beyond the slightest doubt that Rodrigo Borgia,
Pope Alexander VI, is one of the most misrepresented men, if not indeed the ...
3
Papal Genealogy: The Families and Descendants of the Popes
Juan III, third Duke of Gandia, (1494- 1543), son of the second duke and
grandson of Pope Alexander VI, had sixteen children — including Francesco de
Borja (Borgia), fourth Duke (1510-72); two cardinals, Enrico and Rodrigo;
Alphonso, ...
4
The Lines of Demarcation of Pope
Alexander VI and the Treaty ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
Samuel Edward Dawson, 2011
5
Witchcraft in Europe, 400-1700: A Documentary History
Shortly after their publication, Pope Alexander VI issued the following letter to
Angelo of Verona, the inquisitor of Lombardy; his concern was possibly inspired
by the evils the Malleus had palpably demonstrated, and certainly by the
notorious ...
Alan Charles Kors, Edward Peters, 2001
6
Biographical Dictionary of Christian Missions
ALEXANDER VI KiOO and studied astronomy under Christopher Cliivius at the (
Jesuit) Roman College. He readied Peking (Beijing) in 1613 and then
accompanied *Hsii Kuang-ch'i. the Christian convert who later became grand
minister of ...
7
The Former Jews of This Kingdom: Sicilian Converts After the ...
A possible explanation for the timing might be that the king was in a better
position to pursue his policies after the election of Pope Alexander VI (Rodrigo
Borgia), who favoured Spanish interests. While still a cardinal, Rodrigo Borgia
had ...
8
Freedom Bound: Law, Labor, and Civic Identity in Colonizing ...
Romanus pontifex having “forever give[n], grant[ed], and appropriate[d]” the
African Atlantic mainland and islands to Portugal, in Inter caetera (1493) the
Spanish-born Pope Alexander VI granted Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of
Castile ...
Christopher Tomlins, 2010
9
A History of the Papacy During the Period of the Reformation
105-6; Filelfo's opinion of, 111; irreligion in, 134-5; condition of under Innocent
VIIL, 154; restored to order by Alexander VI., 165; Charles VIII. in, 200-5;
inundation of 1495, 215; republican rising in, iv. 134-6 Roselli, Cosimo, paints for
Sixtus IV.
10
The Borgias:
Alexander Vi, Caesar, Lucrezia
This is a new release of the original 1928 edition.
Giuseppe Portigliotti, Bernard Miall, 2013
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ALEXANDER VI»
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Alexander VI is used in the context of the following news items.
Fit for a Queen: Regina Hotel Baglioni in Rome
... medieval inns of Rome (many of which were owned by Vanozza Catanei, the 15th-century courtesan and lover of Pope Alexander VI Borgia), ... «Haute Living, Jul 15»
Self-Reliance: How to Progress Towards Ownership Over Your Life
In 1499, Pope Alexander VI managed to carve out a principality for his son, Cesare Borgia, in the Romagna district of Italy. This was not easy. «New York Observer, Jul 15»
Truth and freedom of the press
“Pope Alexander VI issued (1501) a notice requiring printers to submit copy to church authorities before publication, in order to prevent heresy. «Bullard News, Jun 15»
Have Something Rude to Say? Put it on This 2300-Year Old Statue …
Cardinal Oliviero Carafa, an enemy of Pope Alexander VI (better known to us as Rodrigo Borgia), decided to dress the statue up and cover it ... «Smithsonian, Jun 15»
Pope's climate agenda could bring genocide
This includes even popes, like Alexander VI, father to the demonic tyrant Cesare Borgia, whom that duke of political immorality, Niccolo ... «RenewAmerica, Jun 15»
Hillary, Lord Acton, and Willie Sutton
... corrupt popes of the Renaissance, particularly the most notorious Pope Alexander VI, installed via the machinations of the Borgia dynasty. «American Thinker, Jun 15»
Loaded History: Marino Marini's Armless Juggler
... sometimes underwhelming, sometimes wonderful painter Pinturicchio for the notorious Pope Alexander VI (aka Jeremy Irons) — are currently ... «Hyperallergic, Jun 15»
At Waterloo, Seeking Glory at the Margins
... enjoyed, the pope was pushed to high ecclesiastical office by his bewitching aunt and her lover Rodrigo Borgia (Pope Alexander VI). «Wall Street Journal, Jun 15»
Truth and Reconciliation Commission challenges Canadian churches
The doctrine was issued by Pope Alexander VI in 1493, and it played a central role in the European conquest of the Americas. Its key premise ... «rabble.ca, Jun 15»
Truth and Reconciliation report calls for steps to improve First …
The report traces the inspiration for the schools back to the Doctrine of Discovery set by Pope Alexander VI in 1493, which granted land in North ... «The Globe and Mail, Jun 15»
