The counter-reformation, 1550-1600
By: by B.J. Kidd ... A publication of the Literature association of the church union
Publisher: Society for promoting Christian knowledge
Published: 1937
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 270
Subjects: Counter-Reformation
Notes: "First published 1933; reprinted 1937."
Table of contents: title: I. The revival of religion in Italy and Spain, 1520-80; title: The Reformation; title: The Counter-Reformation; title: The Oratory of Divine Love; title: Consilium de emendanda ecclesia; title: New religious orders: of men; title: New religious orders: of women; title: II. The Jesuits: to the death of their founder, 1556; title: Spain, c. 1500; title: Ignatius; title: The progress of the Society of Jesus; title: III. The Roman Inquisition; title: No new organisation but an adaptation of an older one; title: The founding of the Roman Inquisition; title: The Bull of Pope Paul III, Licet ab initio, 221 July 1542; title: Progress of the Inquisition under Paul III and Julius III; title: Progress under Paul IV, 1555-9; title: The Index; title: The Inquisition under Pius IV, 1559-65; title: The Inquisition under Pius V, 1566-72; title: The Inquisition in Spain; title: IV. The Council of Trent, 1545-63; title: A council still held to be the means of reform; title: The First Assembly of Trent: its opening, 13 Dec. 1545; title: Scripture and tradition, 8 April 1546; title: Original sin, 17 June 1546; title: Justification, 13 Jan. 1547; title: The sacraments, 3 March 1547; title: The translation to Bologna, 11 March 1547; title: The Second Assembly at Trent, 1551-2; title: The Eucharist: penance: unction, Oct. 1551; title: The Third Assembly at Trent, 1562-3; title: Pius IV, 1559-65; title: Curialists and Ultramontanes: Feb. to Sept. 1562, on (1) continuation, (2) the conduct of business, (3) The Index, (4) residence, (5) the chalice; title: Cardinal Morone; title: The opposition of the Ultramontanes: holy orders, Oct. 1562; title: The Emperor Ferdinand I; title: The Cardinal of Lorraine goes over to the Curialists; title: Matrimony, and reform, 11 Nov. 1563; title: The close of the Council, 3-4 Dec. 1563; title: Its results; title: V. The Jesuits, 1556-72; title: Authorities; title: Organisation; title: Protestantism in 91) Scandinavia, (2) Prussia, (3) Poland, (4) Hungary, (5) Germany, (6) France; title: The progress of the Jesuits in Germany, Poland and France; title: Causes and extent of their success; title: VI. The great powers and the Catholic revival, c. 1572; title: The Catholic reaction at its height: four causes; title: THe change in papal policy; title: The attraction of Catholicism for princes; title: The divisions of Protestantism; title: Rome the home of great saints: St. Charles Borromeo, St. Philip Neri and st. Pius Vi; title: VII. The Netherlands and France, 1563-72; title: The Netherlands under Charles V; title: Philip II appoints, as Regent, Margaret of Parma, 1559-67; title: Causes of dissatisfaction with the government; title: Orange, Egmont and Hoorn; title: The Duke oF alba, 1567-73; title: The religious situation in France, c. 1559; title: Francis II, 1559-60; title: Outbreak of the Wars of Religion, 1562-98; title: A survey of their course; title: VIII. The forces behind the revival, 1572-98; title: Renewed vitality of the Roman Church; title: Ascendancy of Philip II, 1555-98; title: Character and policy of the popes of the time; title: Pius IV, 1559-65, and St. Charles Borromeo, 1538-84; title: Pius V, 1566-72; title: Gregory XIII, 1572-85; title: Sixtus V, 1585-90; title: Clement VIII, 1592-1605; title: Cardinal Bellarmine, 1542-1621; title: IX. The dissensions among the reformers: Protestant, Reformed and anti-Trinitarian; title: Orthodox and heterodox among the reformers; title: Lutherans: doctrinal development and territorial expansion; title: Calvinists: doctrinal development and territorial expansion; title: Socinians: doctrinal development and territorial expansion; title: Religious animosities between them; title: X. The course of the reaction, 1572-98: in the Netherlands and France; title: The Grand Commander, 1573-6; title: Don John of Austria, 1576-8; title: Alexander Farnese, Duke of Parma, 1578-92; title: The crown and the Huguenots, 1572-6; title: The Wars of the League, 1576-98; title: The eighth, and last, war, 1584-98; title: The War of the Three Henries, 1585-9; title: Henry IV and the League, 1589-93; title: The War with Spain, and the Edict of Nantes, 1593-8; title: The re-creation of a Catholic France; title: XI. The course of the reaction, 1572-98: in the British Isles, in the Baltic lands, and in Switzerland and Savoy; title: The English Roman Catholics after 1570; title: Plots against the throne and the life of Queen Elizabeth; title: England and Spain, c. 1577; title: The Armada, 1588; title: The Baltic Lands, c. 1572; title: Sigismund III, King of Poland and Sweden, and the Counter-Reformation there, c. 1600; title: Poland, 1573-98; title: Sweden under Eric XIV, 1560-78; John, 1568-92; and Sigismund III, 1592-1604; title: Poland, from the return of Sigismund III to his death, 1632; title: Switzerland and Savoy, c. 1600; title: XII. Germany, 1555-1618; title: Reformation and Counter-Reformation fought to a standstill; title: The German Constitution; title: The advance of Protestantism, 1555-76; title: In the circles of the empire, and in the Hapsburg dominions; title: Causes of the progress of the Catholic revival.