… 6.1], which portrays the friar on his knees in the act of offering the manuscript of the Officium
to Charles II duke of Savoy, shows that the Shroud is by now definitively linked to the history …

… 6.1], which portrays the friar on his knees in the act of offering the manuscript of the Officium
to Charles II duke of Savoy, shows that the Shroud is by now definitively linked to the history …

In 1521, Infanta Beatriz of Portugal married Charles II of Savoy, leaving Lisbon for good with
her dowry, retinue, dynastic image of power, and her own agenda. This paper focus on the …

Title: The Shroud at court: history, usages, places and images of a dynastic relic/edited by
Paolo Cozzo, Andrea Merlotti, Andrea Nicolotti. Description: Leiden; Boston: Brill,[2019]| Series…

After almost twenty years in the service of the French king, Seyssel returned to Savoy. For
more than a decade, Seyssel had dedicated all of his energy and talent to the French …

In the spring of 1515, a former government official and absentee bishop named Claude de
Seyssel sat down to write a constitution for the French state. Well, not exactly. In fact, he did …

Claude de Seyssel was a jurist, diplomat, royal councillor, propagandist, and archbishop in
early sixteenth-century France and in his home state of Savoy. This dissertation examines his …

IN offering the following work to the public, I do it with no small degree of diffidence; more
particularly as I touch on subjects, and go over ground, which have before been so ably treated…

While an increasing number of Italian dissidents of the sixteenth century have been receiving
individual attention there has long been a need for a more general study of Calvinism in …

… Seyssel himself hints at this in the preface to Xenophon dedicated to Charles II duke of Savoy,
where he discusses Louis XII's attitude toward the promulgation of the text. Seyssel states, …