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my-sacred-art-2 · 2 days ago
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Monica Bellucci (Italian, born September 20, 1964).
Expulsion of Adam and Eve from Paradise, 1627. Domenico Passignano (Italian, Florence, 1559 - 1638).
Minneapolis Institute of Art.
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racefortheironthrone · 1 year ago
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Would even the most liberal of liberal Catholics have opposed Henry VIII making himself head of the church? Conservative or liberal, seems kind of baseline for anybody of that era who thought of themselves as Catholics?
Yes, although it very much came down to a question of wording and framing. As I've noted, one could be a Catholic and also a Gallician or Conciliarist; plenty of perfectly pious Catholic monarchs had argued that their authority was equal to or superior to that of the Pope, at least when it came to matters of governance and law rather than matters of doctrine or theology.
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absalomabsalom · 2 years ago
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Counter-reformation as longue durée brake on science
At the time, a substantial drop, but created institutional structures that deactivated periodically to create a persistent effect. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm
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prontaentrega · 4 months ago
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the vaticans multicultural anime girls are wearing the racism rosary 💀
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shamballalin · 1 month ago
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The Truth About The Life of Mary Magdalene and Jesus ~ Your True Nature ~ Repost
The diseases of the Soul are born from ignorance and false belief, thefoundation of popular indoctrinations in most all religions of our time.Everyone has free will to remain in Soul-sapping beliefs, or to begin theSoul-healing process of discovering what both Jesus and Mary Magdalene taught. Remember, it was only in the year 591 CE that Pope Gergory I erroneouslysuggested that Mary Magdalene…
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canisalbus · 1 year ago
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do u have a specific year in mind or is it just general 16th century vibes
Very late 16th century. I'm reluctant to assign them specific years because I prefer to have just a little bit of wiggle room, I'd go crazy if I had to map out their timeline to follow real life historical details to a T (it's not impossible to do that by any means, I'm just not strong enough weh). For example, I tend to use a lot of early to mid 1500's references for Vasco's wardrobe, by the end of the century fashion had already started to take somewhat darker and more rigid direction and I like to keep Vasco's attires colorful, voluminous and eyecatching. Mostly to highlight their visual contrast to Machete's angular and constricted silhouettes and predominantly black palette.
I keep calling them late Renaissance dogs but in truth they're closer to early Baroque. At the moment I'd say they were probably born in the 1570's, Vasco is a couple years older than Machete but in the grand picture they're practically the same age. In the bad ending Machete dies in his early/mid 40's, that would mean a little after the turn of the century. Vasco lives to his 70's so he'd still be around in... 1640, right? But again, I don't like giving them fixed dates, I'm just thinking out loud. Might go back and retcon this in the future if I change my mind in a way or another.
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medievalistsnet · 1 month ago
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royalthorned · 10 months ago
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Counter reformation priest Evan and heretic, perverse Barty AU
Barty is a nepo baby Italian with family connections to the Blacks (imagine sforza-esque power) on trial for sodomy (he was at a hippy-art orgy, he poses for cheap scum painters). So the church brings in their most "humane" priest to investigate and question him. Father Rosier.
And Evan is this village freak, born a twin with blank eyes and lopsided shoulders, who snuck into the forrest with Pandora and came back splattered in blood. And he is unnervingly pious, he gives every stray who comes to his monastery medical treatment and he does so with a blank face. He always volunteers to handle the dead bodies.
And Barty is tied up in some catholic rural church and Evan walks in, fully decked out in the decadence of counter reformation catholic uniforms. White billowing robes that fall over his hands because he's undernourished and frail. And Evan has deep set eye bags, slanted hips, a malnourished heart shape face with creamy skin and bright pink lips and Barty he loses it. He's flirting and giggling, he's biting his lip and making ridiculously suggestive faces (imagine carravagio's early paintings) He's slipping his linen shirt off his shoulders. And Evan is just so unmoved by the whole scene outwardly.
The torture method that Evan is ecstatic to try is sticking a wooden pole up someone's .... So Evan sets it up, all rigid and un-emotive. Barty sucks on it and looks up at Evan with the biggest, most pitiful sex eyes, this obviously leads to perverted, power imbalanced sex.
Cut to Barty being a free innocent man and living with Evan in his hometown of rural France in some undeveloped catholic parish where all the locals see Evan, the deformed, amoral, religious twin and a deranged, perverted Italian frolicking around and dissecting animals.
And the live happily ever after the end :)
this is a copy paste of my deranged rambling to Lune, thank you for listening to me bb <3 @sommerregenjuniluft
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wallacepolsom · 1 year ago
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Wallace Polsom, Reformation and Counter-Reformation (2023), paper collage, 22 x 23.3 cm.
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gabrielisdead · 3 months ago
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I really miss the happy birthday grimace trend because it combined two favourites of mine, the color purple and amateur horror. why are we not having fun anymore, is it illegal to spill your sickeningly sweet beverage on yourself to imitate a crime scene. do you remember when we used to play with matches and bury little things in the backyard. those were the good times
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rahabs · 1 year ago
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The Tudors ran so Wulf Hall could shuffle awkwardly around reiterating the same tired old Tudor stereotypes while claiming to be something new.
#It's so funny but as a historian I will genuinely defend 'The Tudors' to the death even with all its problems#Because it did was so few other Tudor shows/movies/media have ever done#And that is: it focused on things BEYOND just Henry and his wives.#Yes Henry was the focal point which makes SENSE but that's just it:#HENRY was the focal point. Most other Tudor media pieces have one of the wives (usually Catherine/Anne) as the focus and doesn't delve muc#Into the history or what was happening in England beyond the King's Great Matter.#The Tudors went ALL out. Yes they didn't get everything right but the fact that they tried and spotlighted so many other#Historical characters and events? The Pilgrimage of Grace? Actually LOOKING at the religious issues even if they weren't always accurate?#(Like with Aske for example. BUT AT LEAST THEY INCLUDED ROBERT ASKE like good lord it's like other Tudor media forgets everything else)#Focusing on Cromwell but also the Seymour brothers? The politics behind Henry? Even Brandon as annoying as his storylines could get.#Even smaller characters like Tallis and Gardiner and other Reformation and Counter-Reformation figures.#The fact that they featured the Reformation and Counter-Reformation AT ALL let alone tried to dive into the complexities of England's#religious crises. The burning of Anne Askew even? People having to navigate England's increasingly unstable religious situations?#The series hit its peak after the CoA/Anne stuff was over imho. Yes Cranmer and Norfolk annoyingly vanished despite being major figures in#the R/CR and they combined Mary and Margaret but god the Tudors did SO MUCH that NO OTHER PIECE OF TUDORS MEDIA has EVER DONE.#It looked BEYOND Henry BEYOND his wives and tried to paint a comprehensive pictur of a deeply troubling and divisive time in English histor#And it did so without demonising one side and it was just so good for so many reasons that I forgive its errors because damn did they TRY.#Tried in a way no one else ever has (no Wulf Hall did not I'm sorry)#(Wulf Hall was just the same old stereotypes rehashed and branded as something 'original' because it was from Cromwell's POV but again.#Same old stereotypes. Nothing actually original about anything else.)#The Tudors is so underrated for what it tried to do and what it achieved and I am reaching the tag limit but UGH god. Amazing.#Not even getting into how wonderful they were with Mary Tudor/Mary I herself and showing figures around her#Because that would be another tag essay considering the subject of my thesis.#Flawed but wonderful.#text#chey.txt
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blinkbolt · 2 years ago
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First Reformed (2017)
The Card Counter (2021)
Master Gardener (2023)
Directed by Paul Schrader
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jonsnowunemploymentera · 2 years ago
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I’m sorry but the best Jon Snow AUs are those where he is some sort of civil servant. I always see people headcannon him as ROTC/soldier or cop but I think they kind of miss the mark. GRRM has steadily been moving away from the traditional warrior archetype with Jon and more into the counts-pebbles ruler type. So the cannon compliant AUs are the ones where he ends up as some sort of government official. Maybe he could be a city hall manager or an ombudsman. He could be a state representative or maybe even a senator. Let me remind people that he’s the only elected leader in the series. AU!Jon Snow would totally be the extremely competent but also extremely depressed congressional representative from like, idk, Alaska.
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femmefruitgems · 18 days ago
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about to turn on a video tour of st. peter’s basilica and listen to divine feminine while i smoke sooooo much weed
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canisalbus · 2 years ago
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What do you think would have happened if (somehow, idk how but somehow) Machete rose to the rank of pope?
To be perfectly honest? I think most realistically he would've ruled maybe six months at best and then keeled over from stress and exhaustion.
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medievalistsnet · 6 months ago
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