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Bosnian Franciscans between Roman Centralisation and Balkan Confessionalisation
P. 183-209
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Papacy, religious orders, and international politics in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries. - ( I libri di Viella ; 159)-
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En el mismo volumen
- Introduction
- The Franciscans of Mexico : Tracing Tensions between Rome and Madrid in the provincia del Santo Evangelio (1454-1622)
- Religious, the Pope, and the Kings of France during the Wars of Religion
- The Evolution of the Society of Jesus during the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries : an Order that Favoured the Papacy or the Hispanic Monarchy?
- Impossible Independence or Necessary Dependency? : Missionaries in the Near East, the Protection of the Catholic States, and the Roman Arbitrator
- Three General Masters for the Dominican Order : the Ridolfi Affaire between International Politics and Faction Struggle at the Papal Court (1642-1644)
- Surviving between Spain and France : Religious Orders and the Papacy in Catalonia (1640-1659)
- Bishops Are not Necessary for Reform : Religious Orders in the Catholic Reconquista of Bohemia and Moravia : Two Case Studies
- Two Religious Orders in Sixteenth-and Seventeenth-Century Poland : the Jesuits and the Arrival of the Capuchin Friars
- Bosnian Franciscans between Roman Centralisation and Balkan Confessionalisation
- Index
- Contributors
