On 3 Oct 2024, we are launching 'The Science of Naples: Making Knowledge in Italy’s Pre-Eminent City, 1500-1800' with Lorenza Gianfrancesco and @TarrantNeil at the IHR London! All welcome https://t.co/pN6FVGRu0p
I am pleased to share my new open access article on Cardano and the Roman Inquisition @MDPIOpenAccess
Saving Sanctity: The Roman Inquisition and the Initial Prosecution of Girolamo Cardano https://t.co/khPlMQOlpK #mdpireligions via @Religions_MDPI
Francisco Malta Romeiras @fmaltaromeiras reviews 'Defining Nature’s Limits: The Roman Inquisition and the Boundaries of Science', by Neil Tarrant @TarrantNeil
https://t.co/AyA6UZyPdY @UChicagoPress
Congratulations to Lorenza Gianfrancesco, Neil Tarrant and their contributors! Their #openaccess book The Science of Naples: Making knowledge in Italy’s pre-eminent city, 1500-1800 published today! Download it free: https://t.co/VC3agcCDEq
Neil Tarrant @TarrantNeil reviews 'The Index of Forbidden Books: Four Centuries of Struggle over Word and Image for the Greater Glory of God', by Robin Vose @VoseJe
https://t.co/3vWRm2kPRf @reaktionbooks
In 1557, the Roman Catholic Church published an index of prohibited books, says Bodleian curator Andrew Dunning.
Guess what happened next!
Discover more #BannedBooks for #WorldBookDay today on the Bodleian and @UniOfOxford social channels
#WorldBookDay2024