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The Catholic Church and Censorship: Famous authors in the Index
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The Catholic Church and Censorship. Famous authors in the Index. The topic of the last post was the Council of Trent's rules on prohibited books. These outlined the different categories of works which would need to be placed in the Index for various reasons, whether heretical, blasphemous, immoral or whatever else. This post looks at a number of specific authors whose work (in part or in whole) was put on the Index. The Scientists: Galileo Galilei, Nicolaus Copernicus. Various works of these two scientis...
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item3books: What were people writing and reading?
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The chronicle of my quest for the individuals in the Medieval world who decided that it’d be great to have some books at home, so the inventory for home contents may have read "item: 3 books". Sunday, 22 May 2011. What were people writing and reading? What was being written and read in medieval times? Before 1200 books were produced on husbandry in Normandy, England and Italy. These were called ‘houseboundaries’ and were. Written by monks though based on. Jeanne lived from1433 to 1498. She left her 41 vo...
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item3books: Hildegard of Bingen and other women writers
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The chronicle of my quest for the individuals in the Medieval world who decided that it’d be great to have some books at home, so the inventory for home contents may have read "item: 3 books". Saturday, 14 May 2011. Hildegard of Bingen and other women writers. I've constructed a sort of resume for her:. Skills and experiences - preaching, teaching; organising, reforming and establishing monasteries, journeying, composing, writing, healing, studying and prophecying ( Matthew Fox; 1985;6). 1140-50 worked o...
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item3books: Development of the book and physical practicalities.
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The chronicle of my quest for the individuals in the Medieval world who decided that it’d be great to have some books at home, so the inventory for home contents may have read "item: 3 books". Monday, 18 April 2011. Development of the book and physical practicalities. Having looked at a sort of snapshot in the history of the book in the last post, for this one I am going to look at the development of the book and then some of the practicalities of producing one. Timeline of the development of the book:.
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item3books: Women writing, illustrating and publishing.
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The chronicle of my quest for the individuals in the Medieval world who decided that it’d be great to have some books at home, so the inventory for home contents may have read "item: 3 books". Sunday, 8 May 2011. Women writing, illustrating and publishing. St Bridget of Sweden. Herrad of Landsberg / Hohenburg. I'll look at a few of these if I can. Green, K 2010 'What Were the Ladies in the. The Libraries of Christine de Pizan's Contemporaries' pp 77- 86 in. Clogan, PM (ed), Rowman and Littlefield, Lanham.
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The Catholic Church and Censorship: Introduction to this Blog
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The Catholic Church and Censorship. Introduction to this Blog. 65279;. 1 Title page of 1564 edition, published in Venice. 65279;. This blog will deal with the issues of censorship, specifically with regard to the Catholic Church and its Index Librorum Prohibitorum. The first from its beginnings in the 16th century up to the beginning of the 19th century, and the second from then until the last imprint of the Index. In its issue from the 15th June 1966. Censorship of Books',. Catholic Encyclopedia...
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The Catholic Church and Censorship: The Index Librorum Prohibitorum
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The Catholic Church and Censorship. The Index Librorum Prohibitorum. This blog-based report is intended to set out in summary the contents of the six posts on the Catholic Church's Index librorum prohibitorum. What is Censorship and How does it Relate to Religion? The examination of manuscripts before publishing to determine whether there is any questionable content), and censura repressiva. How was the Index Librorum Prohibitorum. The printing press, which began the Church's drive to censor. Index of pr...
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The Catholic Church and Censorship: April 2011
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The Catholic Church and Censorship. Later History of the Index. In revisiting one of the sources I used earlier, I have found some information on the intervening years mentioned as lacking in my last post. It was not as obvious as it could have been due to it not being in the article specifically about the Index. Including all books prohibited between 1596 and 1664 was released by Pope Alexander VII. The content was basically identical to the earlier Index. Ie books) in the Index. The century after this ...
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The Catholic Church and Censorship: Early History of the Index
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The Catholic Church and Censorship. Early History of the Index. Literally 'it may be printed'), permission generally given by the local bishop. This decree showed foresight, as Martin Luther was to nail his 95 theses to the door of the Wittenberg church in 1517, and within weeks his material had been widely disseminated from publishers in Leipzig, Nuremberg and Basel. Index auctorum et librorum prohibitorum. However, it was not until 1559 that the first Index. Known as the Pauline Index. Sacred Congregat...
