QUÉ SIGNIFICA PAUL III EN INGLÉS
Papa Pablo III
El Papa Pablo III, nacido Alessandro Farnese, fue Papa desde el 13 de octubre de 1534 hasta su muerte en 1549. Llegó al trono papal en una época posterior al saqueo de Roma en 1527 y lleno de incertidumbres en la Iglesia Católica después de la Reforma Protestante. Durante su pontificado, y en el espíritu de la Contrarreforma, las nuevas órdenes y sociedades religiosas católicas, como los jesuitas, los Barnabitas y la Congregación del Oratorio, atrajeron a un seguidor popular. Convocó al Concilio de Trento en 1545. Fue un importante mecenas de las artes y empleó el nepotismo para promover el poder y la fortuna de su familia. Es para el Papa Pablo III que Nicolás Copérnico dedicó De revolutionibus orbium coelestium.
definición de Paul III en el diccionario inglés
La definición de Paul III en el diccionario es el nombre original de Alessandro Farnese. 1468-1549, eclesiástico italiano; papa. Excomulgó a Enrique VIII de Inglaterra e inauguró la Contrarreforma al aprobar el establecimiento de los jesuitas, instituir la Inquisición en Italia y convocar el Concilio de Trento.
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PAUL III»
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Papal Banking in Renaissance Rome: Benvenuto Olivieri and ...
This work is concerned with the activities of the Florentine merchants active in Rome during the mid-sixteenth century, and their connections and relations with the Apostolic Chamber, particularly during the pontificate of Pope Paul III.
Francesco Guidi Bruscoli,
2007
This is the story of Paul Herbert, a young man of great talent--if not genius--and his journey to the top of a declining society, hailed as a Saviour by the restless population.
Christian-Eric Falardeau,
2002
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Titian's Portraits through Aretino's Lens
In the earlier portrait Paul III's right hand partially covers a purse; the placement of
his hand on the purse is reminiscent of the position of the elegant fingers in
Sebastiano's portrait of a cardinal, known as the Portrait of Reginald Pole, in the ...
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Sun-symbolism and Cosmology in Michelangelo's Last Judgment
It seems unlikely that an important cardinal like Schönberg would have been
acting against the wishes of the then Pope Paul III, instead of according to his
instructions in these matters.125 Thus, after the death of Clement VII in 1534,
interest in ...
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Farnese: Pomp, Power and Politics in Renaissance Italy
The new Pope took the name of Paul III. The people of Rome felt it as a release
that - after over 100 years with a non-Roman pope - they now at last had one of
their own on the Chair of St Peter. The event was celebrated in countless public ...
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Papal Genealogy: The Families and Descendants of the Popes
The Farnese (Farnesi) Family A month after Pope Clement VII, a Medici, died on
September 25, 1534, a member of the Farnese family, Alessandro, was elected
Supreme Pontiff as Pope Paul III (1534-49). Clement had played a game of ...
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Saints & Sinners: A History of the Popes
Joyful obs rampaged through the streets of Rome, his statues were toped and
smashed, and the cells of the Inquisition broken open to lease the prisoners. The
contrast between Paul III and Paul IV was more than the >ntrast between a bon ...
PAGE 98: Titian Pope Paul III, Cardinal Alessandro Farnese and Duke Ottavio
Farnese, 1546 Oil on canvas, 200 x 173cm Naples, Gallena Nazionale di
Capodimonte Titian, in this portrait of a pope,'22 adapts to his own ends the ...
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A Preservative Against Popery, in Several Select Discourses ...
Paul, St., and rulers of the Church Paul, St., on the Sacrifice of the Mass Paul, St.,
on the sufficiency of the Scriptures Paul, St., and unknown tongues Paul III. and
advice of Bishops Paul III. and articles of Reformation Paul III. and Bishopricks .
Edmund Gibson, John Cumming,
1849
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High Renaissance Art in St. Peter's and the Vatican: An ...
Paul III Paul III does not, like Julius and Leo as we shall see, frequently appear in
frescoes as an observer of, or participant in, episodes from history. Paul's
portraits, which are plentiful enough in the form of easel paintings and sculptures,
are ...
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Paul III en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Recycling: What the Pope says about the environment
He became Archbishop of Buenos Aires in 1998 and by 2001 was named a cardinal by Pope John Paul III. When Pope Benedict XVI resigned ... «Gaston Gazette, Jul 15»
On this day: Neil Armstrong walks on the moon
1542: Pope Paul III established the Inquisition in Rome. Six cardinals had powers to interrogate, jail and condemn heretics, and a reign of terror ... «Scotsman, Jul 15»
Houston's DeAndre Jordan at the center of a wild NBA week
Clippers guard Chris Paul III, whose rift with Jordan reportedly was the reason the center was open to talks with other teams, is returning to L.A. ... «Chron.com, Jul 15»
Frederick E. Paul Sr.
... Adam Negrich, Alexander Negrich and Frederick Paul III; a great-granddaughter, Aaria Negrich; and several nieces, nephews and cousins. «Gloversville Leader-Herald, Jul 15»
Louis 'Louie' Paul Hebert, Jr.
They had three children: Debra, Melanie, and Louis Paul III (Buck). Shortly after Zella-marie's death in 1971, Louie worked as an electrician for ... «Chippewa Herald, Jul 15»
Racial terror from Columbus to Charleston
In 1537 Pope Paul III, asked to rule on whether or not the indigenous inhabitants of the New World were fully human, declared that, although ... «Mail & Guardian Online, Jun 15»
Thomas More and John Fisher: two saints who died for the integrity …
The Pope of the day, Paul III, understood this, as that is why he made Fisher a cardinal, much to the fury of Henry VIII. The scarlet of the ... «Catholic Herald Online, Jun 15»
Milligan College men's soccer welcomes 15 to 2015 squad
(Pope John Paul III High School) Elijah has been playing a high level and was a center piece for a good Pope John Paul III High School team. «WJHL, Jun 15»
At Waterloo, Seeking Glory at the Margins
The basic plot of “Charterhouse” he gleaned from the life of Pope Paul III (1468-1549). According to a 17th-century account Stendhal enjoyed, ... «Wall Street Journal, Jun 15»
10 places destined to become new Italian classics
When Pope Paul III finally managed to subdue the rebellious Umbrian city in the 16th century, he destroyed an entire district to build a massive ... «The Australian Financial Review, Jun 15»