Biography of the Italian Protestant convert Niccolò Marini (aka Niccolò «di Eremo», aka Padre Arsenio eremite) who argued bitterly with the Italian Church in London in 1591 for his refusal to submit to Church discipline. In this entry the author hypothesizes that this restless Italian Protestant could possibly be identified with the Niccolò Marino who killed his Spanish wife Luisa de Herrera de Lugo out of jealousy in Genoa in late 1564 or early 1565
Marini, Niccolò
VILLANI, STEFANO
2008-01-01
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Biography of the Italian Protestant convert Niccolò Marini (aka Niccolò «di Eremo», aka Padre Arsenio eremite) who argued bitterly with the Italian Church in London in 1591 for his refusal to submit to Church discipline. In this entry the author hypothesizes that this restless Italian Protestant could possibly be identified with the Niccolò Marino who killed his Spanish wife Luisa de Herrera de Lugo out of jealousy in Genoa in late 1564 or early 1565File in questo prodotto:
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