Intercambios epistolares entre John Knox y Teodoro de Beza: la consolidación del eje calvinista Escocia-Ginebra
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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
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
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







