" In Rome, where strategies to re-establish Roman Catholic orthodoxy were formulated, the
problem of how to deal with foreigners and particularly with'heretics' coming from Northern …

By the end of the sixteenth century Rome's population numbered around 100,000 and would
remain more or less stable into the following century. This was true even after the plague of …

The essay analyzes the juridical status of the foreigner in early modern Rome andtraces its
social, political and juridical evolution. It goes to analyze the function of the nationes as …

Renaissance Rome owed most of its splendor to men and women who were not Romans.
Among the patrons who after a long time of troubles launched Rome's rehabilitation …

The goal of this article is to analyze the mechanisms used by Catholic Church authorities
during the early modern period to control and repress heresies, as well as the ways in which …

In this paper I wish to offer a synthesis of some of the classic historiography concerning
Rome in the period between the height of Carolingian power under Louis II (840–75) and …

A FTER the battle of Hadrianople the Sarmatae and Quadi had crossed the Danube, while
the conquerors of Valens, finding the pass of Succi ill-defended, invaded the Illyrian …

" This book provides a short but comprehensive political history of ancient Rome from the
origins of the city in the Italian Iron Age to the deposition of the last emperor in AD 476. The …

The title does not appear to me to represent accurately the subject of the book, which is not
so much a history of the popes, as a history of the great struggle between catholicism and …

THOUGH the Romans to some extent brought about religious uniformity in the Empire by
spreading the worship of their own gods, and by adopting those of their subjects, there was …