Trent and Beyond. The Council, Other Powers, Other Cultures
Edited by Michela Catto Edited by Adriano Prosperi
The Council of Trent, studied for centuries as a crucial episode in European history, was also a world event. This book highlights the importance of not only looking at Europe through the lens of the Tridentine decrees, but also of looking across the oceans where the Church – and the legislative texts from the Council of Trent – can be seen for the first time as truly a universal body.
The Council of Trent, studied for centuries as a crucial episode in European history, was also a world event. This book highlights the importance of not only looking at Europe through the lens of the Tridentine decrees, but also of looking across the oceans where the Church – and the legislative texts from the Council of Trent – can be seen for the first time as truly a universal body.
- Edited by Michela Catto
- Edited by Adriano Prosperi
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