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[ES] Como dirigentes de los movimientos reformistas de corte calvinista, el papel jugado por John Knox y Teodoro de Beza en Escocia y Ginebra, respectivamente, es crucial para entender la estructuración y organización de un movimiento religioso de reforma más allá de fronteras y políticas nacionales. Una selección de casi una veintena de cartas escritas en latín (aquí traducidas al castellano) enviadas a lo largo de dos décadas (entre 1561 y 1582) constituye el material a partir del que considerar el progreso de la causa calvinista en Escocia en particular, y en Gran Bretaña en general, según los relatos que los agentes principales de la misma compartían a través de cartas.
[EN] As leaders of Calvinist movements of reform, the role played by John Knox and Théodore de Bèze in Scotland and Geneva, respectively, becomes crucial to understand the structure and organisation of a religious movement of reform that crosses political, i.e. national, borders. A selection of circa twenty letters originally written in Latin (and here translated into Spanish) and sent over a two-decade period (1561- 1582) constitutes the material from which to analyse the progress of the Calvinist cause in Scotland in particular, and in Great Britain in general.
1 Agradece la financiación recibida por el Proyecto Precompetitivo de la Universidad de Granada ‘Protestantismo y rebelión política en la edad moderna’ (PP2016-PJI02) para la realización de este artículo. 2 Ha trabajado en este artículo como miembro del Proyecto del MINECO “Recepción, transmisión y tradición de la Biblia en griego y latín” (FFI2014-51910-P).
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Knox, Beza, Modern history, Correspondencia, Calvinism, Geneva, Calvinismo, Christianity, correspondencia., AZ20-999, Correspondence, calvinismo, History of scholarship and learning. The humanities, Ginebra
Knox, Beza, Modern history, Correspondencia, Calvinism, Geneva, Calvinismo, Christianity, correspondencia., AZ20-999, Correspondence, calvinismo, History of scholarship and learning. The humanities, Ginebra
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