Religiosidad femenina y herejía: monjas y beatas «luteranas» ante la Inquisición de Sevilla en tiempos del Emperador.

During the repression of Lutherian heresy in Seville (1557-1565), women represented a signiicant percentage of the convicted. And among the persons sentenced to death, women played a central role in the spread of the new doctrines. We will focus more particularly on the case of religious and «beatas...

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Publicado en:Scripta no. 8; pp. 164 - 179
Autor principal: BOEGLIN, MICHEL
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Publicado: Scripta 2016
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        During the repression of Lutherian heresy in Seville (1557-1565), women represented a signiicant percentage of the convicted. And among the persons sentenced to death, women played a central role in the spread of the new doctrines. We will focus more particularly on the case of religious and «beatas» judged on that occasion.
        Durante la represión del luteranismo en Sevilla (1557-1565), las mujeres representaron un porcentaje importante de los condenados. Y entre las supliciadas destacan mujeres que desempeñaron un papel y un rol central en la difusión de las nuevas doctrinas. Nos centraremos más particularmente en el caso de las religiosas y beatas procesadas en aquella ocasión.
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