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1 online resource (255 p.) |
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Routledge Studies in Early Modern Religious Dissents and Radicalism Ser |
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Routledge Studies in Early Modern Religious Dissents and Radicalism Ser
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Intro -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- I.1 Girolamo Donzellini and his world -- I.2 Medicine, Reformation, and heterodoxy in the sixteenth century -- I.3 A network of dissident physicians -- Notes -- 1. Becoming a heretic. Medical studies and religious dissent, 1513-1545 -- 1.1 A family of dissidents, 1513-35 -- 1.2 Patavina libertas -- 1.3 Medical career and the growth of a heretical mind: Rome -- Notes -- 2. Healing the body, healing the soul: Venice, 1546-1553 -- 2.1 Venice, city of heretics |
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2.2 Women and the network -- 2.3 Books, doctrines, and practices: The growth of heresy in 1540s Venice -- Notes -- 3. The diaspora -- 3.1 Italian physicians and religious migration -- 3.2 Exile physicians and their networks -- 3.3 Donzellini as a religious exile: From Venice to Basel -- 3.4 Donzellini's On the Continuity of Doctrine since the Origin of the World -- Notes -- 4. Heterodox physicians in front of the Inquisition, 1560s-1570s -- 4.1 Venetian heretical networks in the Counter-Reformation, 1560-1575 -- 4.2 Teofilo Panarelli and his sect: A secret sociality |
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4.3 Heresy and alchemy at the Frari apothecary shop: Antonino Volpe and Decio Bellebuono -- Notes -- 5. Donzellini's return to the Republic of Venice, 1560-1587 -- 5.1 Venice -- Verona, 1560-1573 -- 5.2 The trials in the 1570s -- 5.3 Donzellini in the Respublica medicorum -- 5.4 The epilogue -- Notes -- 6. 'The best physician is a philosopher': The thought of Girolamo Donzellini -- 6.1 Collaboration with the empiric Bovio: Was Donzellini a Paracelsian? -- 6.2 The Remedium ferendarum iniuriarum between Neoplatonism and radicalism |
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6.3 'Medicus non tantum corporum, sed etiam animorum sit curator': The medical profile of Girolamo Donzellini -- Notes -- Conclusions: Beyond the frontiers of knowledge: Networks and practices of dissent between science and faith -- Notes -- Dramatis personae -- Appendix: Visualisations -- 1. Places -- 2. Networks -- Index |
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Description based upon print version of record |
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Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781000770049 |
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1000770044 |
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