possevino造句

• He was still living, according to Antonio Possevino, in 1366.
• Possevino also left with a group of boys to be educated as Catholic priests.
• In 1578-79 and 1579 80, she received the papal ambassador Antonio Possevino.
• He took Antonio Possevino, a priest in Society of Jesus, as his spiritual director.
• This part, as several others, went through several separate editions and an Italian translation by Possevino.
• According to the Jesuit Antonio Possevino, Sigismund demonstrated his devotion to Catholicism already at the age of seven.
• Her conversion likely took place in connection to the visit of the papal legate Antonio Possevino to Sweden in 1577.
• In 1581, Andrey Shchelkalov conducted negotiations with a papal legate Antonio Possevino, and with the privileges for foreign merchants.
• Subsequently he visited Sweden and Poland in company with Antonio Possevino in order to settle some affairs relating to the order.
• After his protector Bathory's death at the end of 1586 Possevino was retired from diplomacy by Jesuit general Claudio Acquaviva.
• The Counter Reformation's response took another generation of Catholic scholarship to produce and appeared on the humanist and bibliographer Antonio Possevino.
• Part II is dedicated to king Sigismund III Vasa of Poland, one of the contemporary rulers under Possevino's Counter Reformation tutelage.
• When Ferrante died in 1557 Ercole Gonzaga became guardian and the young Mantuan humanist and future Jesuit Antonio Possevino became tutor to the brothers.
• During the pontificate of Pope Gregory XIII, the papal diplomat Ant髇io Possevino SJ stayed and worked in Koa
  ice from September to December 1583.
• Following the Interdict of 1606 of pope Paul V against Venice, Possevino was banished with the Society of Jesus from the Republic of Venice.
• Possevino's title is in direct contest with the "'Methodus ad facilem historiarum cognitionem "'1560 of Jean Bodin.
• With this work Possevino refashioned the ars historica culture and literature of the Late Renaissance as a cornerstone of the Jesuit classicism of the Baroque.
• Possevino is creating an authorized bibliography of the traditional arts and sciences elaborating the humanistic educational precepts of the Jesuit " Ratio Studiorum ".
• In 1597 with the printer G . B . Ciotti of Venice Possevino expanded this material into a book with this ambitious title in seven parts.
• Possevino had become an expert in the historical training of princes and was writing commentaries on this battle exalting the victory of Emanuele Filiberto, Duke of Savoy.