Bernardino Ochino's exile and the composition of an international reformation /

Bernardino Ochino was one of the most celebrated Italian Catholic preachers of the sixteenth century, until the Roman Inquisition forced him into exile. But rather than silencing him, displacement granted Ochino an unprecedented platform, unimpeded access to the printing press and the ability to spr...

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Main Author: Wenz, Andrea Beth (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: University Park, Pennsylvania : Penn State University Press, [2025].
Series:Interactions in the early modern age.
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