Renaissance in Italy: the Catholic Reaction
Renaissance in Italy: the Catholic Reaction
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But he could not divest himself of his mission as a founder and apostle. He taught disciples, preached, and formed a sect of devotees. Then the Holy Office attacked him. He was imprisoned, once at Alcala for forty-two days, once at Salamanca for three weeks, upon charges of heresy.
Ignatius proved his innocence. The Inquisitors released him with certificates of acquittal ; but they sentenced him to four years' study of theology before he should presume to preach. These years he resolved to spen...d at Paris. Accor- dingly he performed the journey on foot, and arrived in the capital of Prance upon February 2, 1528. He was then thirty-seven years old.
At Paris he had to go to school again from the begiiming.
The alms of well-wishers, chiefly devout women at Barcelona, amjily provided him with funds. These he employed not only in advancing his own studies, but also in securing the attachment of adherents to his cause. At this epoch he visited the towns of Belgium and London during his vaca- tions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he could not divest himself of his mission as a founder and apostle. He taught disciples, preached, and formed a sect of devotees. Then the Holy Office attacked him. He was imprisoned, once at Alcala for forty-two days, once at Salamanca for three weeks, upon charges of heresy.
Ignatius proved his innocence. The Inquisitors released him with certificates of acquittal ; but they sentenced him to four years' study of theology before he should presume to preach. These years he resolved to spen...d at Paris. Accor- dingly he performed the journey on foot, and arrived in the capital of Prance upon February 2, 1528. He was then thirty-seven years old.
At Paris he had to go to school again from the begiiming.
The alms of well-wishers, chiefly devout women at Barcelona, amjily provided him with funds. These he employed not only in advancing his own studies, but also in securing the attachment of adherents to his cause. At this epoch he visited the towns of Belgium and London during his vaca- tions.
What to read after Renaissance in Italy: the Catholic Reaction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Symonds John Addington to read onlineMoreLess
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