The Beneficio di Cristo (Trattato Utilissimo del Beneficio di Iesu Cristo Crocifisso or The Benefit of Christ's Death) was one of the most popular and influential books of spiritual devotion in sixteenth-century Europe, and reflected Italian radical (or evangelical) religious thinking of the time (the so-called Spirituali). This group sought reform within the Catholic Church by drawing inspiration from the Protestant Reformation.
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| - El Beneficio de Cristo es un libro del siglo XVI, escrito por el monje benedictino Benedetto Fontanini, y cuyo título original es Trattato vtilissimo del Beneficio di Giesv Christo crocifisso verso i christiani. Fue uno de los libros más populares e influyentes de la teología de su tiempo y refleja el pensamiento del movimiento religioso de los espirituales, o del comúnmente llamado Evangelismo católico, que afirmaban que era necesario reformar la Iglesia católica, inspirándose en la Reforma Protestante, pero sin pretender separarse de ella. (es)
- Il Beneficio di Cristo (Trattato Utilissimo del Beneficio di Giesu Christo Crocifisso verso i christiani), scritto da Benedetto Fontanini, fu uno dei più popolari ed influenti libri di teologia pubblicati nel XVI secolo in Europa. Rifletteva il pensiero della corrente religiosa dei cosiddetti "spirituali", la quale sosteneva che fosse necessaria una riforma nella Chiesa cattolica traendo ispirazione dalla Riforma protestante. (it)
- The Beneficio di Cristo (Trattato Utilissimo del Beneficio di Iesu Cristo Crocifisso or The Benefit of Christ's Death) was one of the most popular and influential books of spiritual devotion in sixteenth-century Europe, and reflected Italian radical (or evangelical) religious thinking of the time (the so-called Spirituali). This group sought reform within the Catholic Church by drawing inspiration from the Protestant Reformation. (en)
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| - The Beneficio di Cristo (Trattato Utilissimo del Beneficio di Iesu Cristo Crocifisso or The Benefit of Christ's Death) was one of the most popular and influential books of spiritual devotion in sixteenth-century Europe, and reflected Italian radical (or evangelical) religious thinking of the time (the so-called Spirituali). This group sought reform within the Catholic Church by drawing inspiration from the Protestant Reformation. It is known that the second edition was published in Venice in Italian in 1543 − although at least three editions are likely to have been published there in the 1540s, as well as one printing at Mantua). After a couple of years the book was said to have sold 40,000 copies and been translated into English, French, Croat, and Castilian. The number is likely inflated, but the historian Benedetto Croce describes how the book, "barely off the press, ran swiftly like a torch through all Italy, igniting others". The work was certainly central to the thinking of Venetian evangelical communities, but was also read across Italy (including Bergamo and Modena). The printer Andrea Arrivabene and the bookseller Bonifacio Emilione promoted the book, although its authorship remained secret. However, in 1566 it was revealed that it had been written by a Benedictine monk called Benedetto da Mantova, residing in Sicily. The work had then been substantially edited by Marcantonio Flaminio - a protege of Juan de Valdes and Cardinal Reginald Pole, and presented mystical themes from "Valdesian" theology. The work was heavily influenced by Jean Calvin's "Institutes" of 1539, and incorporated substantial quotes. It has been described as a "deeply Augustinian work", and stresses throughout man's absolute dependence on Christ for salvation. The first four chapters in particular expounded the doctrine of salvation by faith alone (Sola fide). Without faith in God, man is incapable of good works. Soon after its appearance the work was placed on the Index Librorum Prohibitorum (the Index of forbidden books, first published in 1559) and successfully suppressed by the Italian Inquisition. It continued with an underground following, but even by the 1560s and 1570s was proving hard to come by. The work was believed completely lost until a copy was rediscovered in England in the 19th century in St John's College, Cambridge. (en)
- El Beneficio de Cristo es un libro del siglo XVI, escrito por el monje benedictino Benedetto Fontanini, y cuyo título original es Trattato vtilissimo del Beneficio di Giesv Christo crocifisso verso i christiani. Fue uno de los libros más populares e influyentes de la teología de su tiempo y refleja el pensamiento del movimiento religioso de los espirituales, o del comúnmente llamado Evangelismo católico, que afirmaban que era necesario reformar la Iglesia católica, inspirándose en la Reforma Protestante, pero sin pretender separarse de ella. (es)
- Il Beneficio di Cristo (Trattato Utilissimo del Beneficio di Giesu Christo Crocifisso verso i christiani), scritto da Benedetto Fontanini, fu uno dei più popolari ed influenti libri di teologia pubblicati nel XVI secolo in Europa. Rifletteva il pensiero della corrente religiosa dei cosiddetti "spirituali", la quale sosteneva che fosse necessaria una riforma nella Chiesa cattolica traendo ispirazione dalla Riforma protestante. (it)
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