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Tres Thomae: Tomás Moro según Alonso de Villegas, Pedro de Ribadeneyra y Fernando de Herrera

Authors: Víctor Lillo Castañ;

Tres Thomae: Tomás Moro según Alonso de Villegas, Pedro de Ribadeneyra y Fernando de Herrera

Abstract

En el presente trabajo se analizan tres esbozos biográficos sobre Tomás Moro escritos, respectivamente, por Alonso de Villegas, en la Tercera parte del Flos Sanctorum (1588); Pedro de Ribadeneyra, en la Historia ecclesiástica del scisma del reino de Inglaterra (1588-1595); y Fernando de Herrera, en su Tomás Moro (1592). En la primera parte del trabajo se identifican las fuentes que tuvieron a su alcance Villegas, Ribadeneyra y Herrera y, a continuación, se estudian individualmente las biografías de Tomás Moro de cada uno de ellos con la finalidad de dar cuenta de las notables diferencias que las separan. Como defendemos aquí, dichas diferencias se deben, en parte, a las distintas fuentes empleadas por estos escritores, pero también al tenso clima de controversia religiosa presente en la Europa de la segunda mitad del S. XVI.

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Pedro de Ribadeneyra, Fernando de Herrera, D1-2009, BL1-50, Religion (General), Tomás Moro, History (General), Alonso de Villegas, controversia religiosa

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