L'Imago primi saeculi tra Anversa e Roma

Gregorianum 91 (3):607-619 (2010)
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The essay considers the cultural, religious and historical attitudes that are woven together in the narrative of the famous illustrated book, Imago primi saeculi of 1640, and focuses on several important Jesuits from Belgium and Rome, such as Bollandus.

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