:The Phoenix and the Flame: Catalonia and the Counter-Reformation

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Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Medieval and Early Modern Iberia Sephardic Jews and Inquisition Studies

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Glossary Preface 1 Mediona: A Community in the Counter Reformation 2 Philip II and the Catalases 3 The Revolution in Public Worship 4 Community and Counter Reformation 5 The Inquisition 6 The Reshaping of Marriage and Sexuality 7 Taking the Message to the People 8 The Encounter with Europe 9 Conclusion: A Christian Society? Notes Sources: I Select Bibliography III Early Printed Books III Archival Sources IV Contemporary Manuscripts Index.

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