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4 Bibliografia170.Indd ARCHIVUM HISTORICUM SOCIETATIS IESU VOL. LXXXV, FASC. 170 2016/II Articles Christoph Sander, Early-Modern Magnetism: Uncovering New Textual Links between Leonardo Garzoni SJ (1543–1592), Paolo Sarpi OSM (1552–1623), Giambattista Della Porta (1535– 1615), and the Accademia dei Lincei 303 Elisa Frei, The Many Faces of Ignazio Maria Romeo SJ (1676– 1724?), Petitioner for the Indies: A Jesuit Seen through his Litterae Indipetae and the Epistulae Generalium 365 Wenceslao Soto Artuñedo SJ, El deseo de las Indias: las cartas indípetas de Alonso de Barzana SJ (1530–1598) 405 Bibliography (Paul Begheyn SJ) 445 Book Reviews R.A. Maryks, Exploring Jesuit Distinctiveness (M.G. Genghini) 553 A. Forrestal - S.A. Smith, The Frontiers of Mission (R. Clines) 556 S-s. Li - T. Meynard, Jesuit Chreia in Late Ming China (G. Falato) 558 F. Fechner, Entscheidungsprozesse vor Ort (E. Schmid Heer) 561 R. Gaune Corradi, Escritura y salvación (E. Valenzuela Avaca) 566 C. Fluke, Die litterae annuae (M. Pillat SJ) 570 M. Miazek-Męczyńska, Indipetae Polonae (R. Danieluk SJ) 573 O.S. Damian, Antonio Possevino e la Transilvania (P. Oberholzer SJ) 578 P.M. Daly - G.R. Dimler, The Jesuit Emblem (R. De Marco) 580 E. Fontana Castelli, Marianna d’Asburgo Lorena (E. Rai) 584 L. Salviucci Insolera, San Camillo de Lellis (A. Petraccia) 588 D. Cosacchi - E. Martins, The Berrigan Letters (C. Staysniak) 592 J.T. McGreevy, American Jesuits and the World (C. Barr) 596 T. Bartók, Le père Louis Lallemant (S. Mostaccio) 599 Notes and News in Jesuit History 601 Bibliography on the History of the Society of Jesus 2016 Paul Begheyn SJ I am grateful to the following persons who have helped me in putting together this bibliography: Nicoletta Basilotta (Roma), Clemens Brodkorb (Munich), Ad Dudink (Louvain), José Garcia de Castro SJ (Madrid), Dominique Gonnet SJ (Lyon), Miroslav Herold SJ (Olomouc), Yannick van Loon (Louvain), Luís González-Quevedo SJ (Indaiatuba, Brasil), Nicolas Standaert SJ (Louvain), and Gabriel M. Verd SJ (Granada). For more detailed bibliographies on spirituality, please turn to the annual bibliography in the Spanish journal Manresa and to www. ignaziana.org, a review of theological research. Publications on the web, unpublished dissertations and theses are not included in this bibliography. You are invited to send new titles, corrections and suggestions to: Paul Begheyn SJ Netherlands Institute of Jesuit Studies De Lairessestraat 61 1071 NT Amsterdam The Netherlands [email protected] in memoriam T. Frank Kennedy († 19 August 2016) General Index I. The entire Society A. General history 1. Auxiliary sciences 1-2 2. Historical works 3-41 B. Special history 1. Saint Ignatius of Loyola 42-51 2. Institute 52-57 3. Spiritual Exercises 58-63 4. Spirituality 64-78 5. Pastoral activities 79-87 446 Paul Begheyn SJ 6. Cultural activities 88-111 7. Polemical writings 112-114 II. Countries A. Africa 115-124 B. America 125-244 C. Asia 245-320 D. Europe 321-500 E. Oceania 501-502 III. Persons Persons in alphabetical order 503-952 Complementary list of persons 540 Index of authors 541 I. The entire Society A. General History 1. Auxiliary sciences 1. P. Begheyn, ‘Bibliography on the history of the Society of Jesus 2015’, Archivum Historicum Societatis Iesu 84 (2015), 329-447. 2. R. Danieluk, ‘Some remarks on Jesuit historiography 1773-1814’, in R.A. Maryks & J. Wright (eds.), Jesuit survival and restoration. A global history, 1773-1900, Leiden / Boston, Brill, 2015, 34-48. 2. Historical works 3. F. Motta, ‘La compagine sacra. Elementi di un mito delle origini nella storiografia sulla Compagnia di Gesù’, Rivista storica italiana 117, 1 (2005), 5-25. 4. S. Pavone, ‘Preti riformati e riforma della Chiesa: i gesuiti al concilio di Trento’, Rivista Storica Italiana 117, 1 (2005), 110-134. 5. P. Scaramella, ‘I primi gesuiti e l’Inquisizione romana (1547- 1562)’, Rivista Storica Italiana 117, 1 (2005), 135-157. 6. L. Caselli Anzai & M.C. Bohn Martins (eds.), Histórias coloniais em áreas de fronteiras. Índios, jesuitas e colonos, São Leopoldo, Editora Unisinos etc., 2008, 259 p. 7. G. Chauvin, Petite histoire des jésuites, Paris, Éditions de Paris, 2008, 220 p. 8. A.D. Wright, ‘The Jesuits, Paul V and his successors after the Bibliography on the History of the Jesuits 447 Interdict’, in A. Koller (ed.), Die Aussenbeziehungen der römischen Kurie unter Paul V. Borghese (1605-1621), Tübingen, Max Niemeyer Verlag, 2008, 35-47. 9. J.G. Martínez-Serna, ‘Procurators and the making of the Jesuits› Atlantic network’, in B. Bailyn & P.L. Denault (eds.), Soundings in Atlantic History, Latent Structures and Intellectual Currents, 1500-1830, Cambridge MA, Harvard University Press, 2009, 180-209. 10. E. Colombo, ‘Jesuitas y musulmanes en la Europa del siglo XVII’, in G. Wilde (ed.), Saberes de la conversión. Jesuitas, indígenas e imperios coloniales en las fronteras de la cristiandad, Buenos Aires, Editorial SB, 2011, 415-440. 11. N. Guasti, ‘La Compagnia di Gesù nel secondo Settecento’, Società e Storia 134 (2011), 661-672. 12. A. Coello de la Rosa a.o. (eds.), Jesuitas e imperios de ultramar. Siglos XVI-XX, Madrid, Silex, 2012, 347 p. 13. I. Fernándeze Arillaga, ‘Las crónicas jesuitas de su destierro’, in A. Coello a.o. (eds.), Jesuitas e imperios de ultramar. Siglos XVI-XX, Madrid, Silex, 2012, 283-292. 14. A. Gutiérrez a.o., Destierros, incertidumbres y establecimientos. Trayectorias y recorrido de la Compañía de Jesús (1604-2000), Bogotá, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, 2012, 104 p. 15. P. Howell, ‘The ‘New Jesuits’: The response of the Society of Jesus to Vatican II, 1962-2012: Some alacrity, some resistance’, Conversations on Jesuit Higher Education 42 (2012), 7-11. 16. D. Moreno Martínez, ‘Las almas de la Compañía de Jesús en el siglo XVI: ecos alumbrados’, in A. Coello a.o. (eds.), Jesuitas e imperios de ultramar. Siglos XVI-XX, Madrid, Silex, 2012, 201- 222. 17. L. de Ahumada, ‘Teresa Rajadell and the Society of Jesus: a forgotten story of the monastery of Santa Clara and Sant Antoni de Barcelona (16th century)’, in B. Garí (ed.), Women’s networks of spiritual promotion in the peninsular kingdoms (13th-16th centuries), Roma, Viella, 2013, 239-255. 18. F. Artigalas, Les jésuites au Nouveau-Monde, Matoury, Ibis Rouge Editions, 2013, 176 p. 19. A.R. Batlogg, ‘Der Jesuit’, Studio: FOCUS und Ansichten 55 (2013), 87-100. 20. S. Barthélemy, ‘Un modèle disputé. Les Fidèles Compagnes de Jésus face à la Compagnie’, in S. Mostaccio a.o. (eds.), Échelles de pouvoir, rapports de genre. Femmes, jésuites et modèle ignatien dans 448 Paul Begheyn SJ le long XIXe siècle, Louvain-la-Neuve, Presses universitaires de Louvain, 2014, 219-233. 21. C. Delhez, La Compagnie de Jésus: L´ordre des jésuites, Namur, Université de Namur, 2014, 31 p. 22. D. Dossou & F. Ratsimbazafy (eds.), Revisiter l’histoire et redynamiser la vie spirituelle et missionnaire: Actes du colloque sur le bicentenaire de la restauration de la Compagnie de Jésus, Province de Madagascar, Antananarivo, Compagnie de Jésus – Province de Madagascar, 2014, 79 p. 23. M.E. Henneau, ‘Récit de vie d’une sainte en devenir dans le sillage des Pères de la Foi: le portrait de Julie Billiart, fondatrice des Soeurs de Notre-Dame, par sa compagne, Françoise Blin de Bourdon’, in S. Mostaccio a.o. (eds.), Échelles de pouvoir, rapports de genre. Femmes, jésuites et modèle ignatien dans le long XIXe siècle, Louvain-la-Neuve, Presses universitaires de Louvain, 2014, 235-248. 24. S. Mostaccio a.o. (eds.), Échelles de pouvoir, rapports de genre. Femmes, jésuites et modèle ignatien dans le long XIXe siècle, Louvain- la-Neuve, Presses universitaires de Louvain, 2014, 302 p. 25. S. Mostaccio & S. Pavone, ‘Une histoire de longue durée. Le modèle ignatien par les hommes et par les femmes’, in S. Mostaccio a.o. (eds.), Échelles de pouvoir, rapports de genre. Femmes, jésuites et modèle ignatien dans le long XIXe siècle, Louvain-la- Neuve, Presses universitaires de Louvain, 2014, 3-26. 26. C. Osswald, ‘O ciclo de gravuras da obra “Societas Jesu usque ad sanguinis et vitae profusionem militans” e a cultura jesuíta do martírio na época moderna (sécs. XVI-XVIII)’, in P. Štěpánek (ed.), Svatý František Xaverský a jezuitská kultura v českých zemích [Saint Francis Xavier and Jesuit culture in Czech lands], Olomouc, Palacký University, 2014, 147-153. 27. G. Rocca, ‘Les jésuites et les Filles du Sacré-Coeur de Jésus’, in S. Mostaccio a.o. (eds.), Échelles de pouvoir, rapports de genre. Femmes, jésuites et modèle ignatien dans le long XIXe siècle, Louvain- la-Neuve, Presses universitaires de Louvain, 2014, 129-176. 28. A. Serra, ‘Madeleine-Sophie Barat et la Société du Sacré-Coeur entre Compagnie de Jésus et modèle ignatien’, in S. Mostaccio a.o. 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