Pallavicino

Pallavicino who had secured access to great quantities of material in Rome.

HISTORIOGRAPHY HERBERT BUTTERFIELD 1968

A confirmatory supplement to this dark chapter in the history of modern civilization has recently appeared from the pen of another of Foresti's fellow-martyrs, Pallavicino.

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Pallavicino received due recognition from his friend, Alexander VII

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John de Lugo was made cardinal, Pallavicino became his successor in the chair of theology, a position he occupied until 1651.

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However, only this first volume of the work appeared, for in the meantime Pallavicino had been directed by the pope to write a refutation of Sarpi's History of the Council of

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Society of Jesus, Pallavicino composed a circumstantial refutation,

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After becoming cardinal, Pallavicino continued loyal to the Jesuit Order and was its protector and patron.

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Pallavicino by order of the pope was now to take up the work anew.

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Pallavicino (1484) and Alessandro Fregoso, both more distinguished as warriors than as clerics; Filippo de'Mari (1519), who restored ecclesiastical discipline; Carlo Visconti (1561), later a cardinal;

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In any case, however, Pallavicino did not purposely falsify the history of the council, and he has reported much that proves his frankness and objectivity in the recital.

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