دانلود کتاب The Roman Inquisition and the Venetian Press, 1540-1605

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Cover\nContents\nList of Illustrations and Tables\nAcknowledgments\nAbbreviations\nIntroduction\nI. The Venetian Bookmen\n 1. Publishers, Printers, and Sellers\n 2. The Size of the Press\n 3.\rPrinting and Selling\n 4. Economic and Social World of the Bookmen\nII. The Inquisition\n 1. God, Church, Papacy, and Republic\n 2. Establishment of the Inquisition\n 3.\rOperation of the Inquisition\nIII. The Growth of Censorship\n 1. Renaissance Attitudes Toward Censorship\n 2. Early Attempts at Press Censorship\n 3. Edicts and Indices of the 1540s\n 4. The Catalogo of 1549\n 5. The Burning of the Talmud in 1553\n 6. The Index of 1554/55\n 7. Heretical Books and Bookmen\n 8. The Index of Paul IV\nIV. The Counter Reformation Implemented\n 1. Expansion of the Religious Press\n 2. Patrician Heretics\n 3. The Republic Burns Hebrew Books Again\n 4. Effective Prepublication Censorship\nV. The Counter Reformation Enforced\n 1. Inspection of the Bookstores\n 2. The Quarrel over the Reformed Canonical Texts\nVI. The Clandestine Book Trade\n 1. The Smuggling Network\n 2. The Market for Prohibited Books\nVII. Venice and Rome Part Company\n 1.\rLay Jurisdiction over Public Morality\n 2. The Republic Tightens Its Supervision of the Holy Office\nVIII. The Republic Protects the Press\n 1. Economic Decline of the Press\n 2. The Roles of the Press\n 3 . Defending the Press\nIX. The Waning of the Index\n 1. Preparation of a New Index\n 2. Τhe Clementine Index\n 3. Struggle over Promulgation\n 4. The Concordat\n 5. Declining Censorship\nX. The Impact of Index and Inquisition on Italian Intellectual Life\nAppendix I Documents\nAppendix II Inventories of Prohibited Titles c. 1555-1604\nBibliography\nIndex