Anti-Jesuit Discourse in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth (1576–1632) : Arguments, Tropes, Figures
What do Jesuits have in common with spiders, flies, chameleons, owls, hawks, or Sirens? Discover the provocative arguments, tropes, and figures that pervaded the anti-Jesuit literature of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth (1576–1632). Anti-Jesuit Discourse in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth exam...
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2025
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