Beza

(redirected from de Beze)
Also found in: Dictionary.

Beza

, de Bèze
Théodore .1519--1605, French Calvinist theologian and scholar, who lived in Switzerland. He succeeded Calvin as leader of the Swiss Protestants
Mentioned in ?
References in periodicals archive ?
55) Francisco de Beze, "Estadistica de la Prefectura de la Policia de Santiago, 1901", Boletin de la Policia de Santiago no.
Por una "necesidad de preservacion social": Cesare Lombroso y la construccion de un "homo criminalis" en Chile (1880-1920)
Como no fue aceptado como profesor en la Academia de Ginebra, aun aristotelica, dirigida por Theodore de Beze (1519-1605) (41), quien veia en Ramus a un rebelde resistente a la disciplina ginebrina, no tuvo mas remedio que hacer lo posible para recuperar su puesto en el College de Presles y el College Royal.
Petrus Ramus y el ocaso de la retorica civica
He also brought out editions of works by Theodore de Beze, Calvin's successor at Geneva: STC 2006, 2006.
Print, patronage, and the reception of continental reform: 1521-1603
8) For the author of one of the most famous monarchomaque texts, Theodore de Beze, a tyrant is one who "orders something manifestly irreligious or unjust".
Garnier's La Troade between homeric fiction and French history: the question of moral authority
In Montreal, among the collections preserved from the library of the Sulpicians (now in the Bibliothetheque nationale du Quebec), the Pseaumes de David mis en rime francoise par Clement Marot et Theodore de Beze carries on its fly leaf an unequivocal handwritten notice: "heretical translation" (p.
La vie musicale en Nouvelle-France
A popular saying was 'I'd rather go to hell with de Beze [a more laid-back associate of Calvin's] than to heaven with Calvin.
A new museum in Geneva: The International Museum of the reformation highlights the 16th century movement that revolutionised Geneva's social and economic fabric and spread its religious message well beyond the confines of 'Protestant Rome.'
Boismard opens the section with the general topic: `Le codex de Beze et le texte occidental des Actes'.
Codex Bezae. Studies from the Lunel Colloquium, June 1994
These are the beginnings of two adjacent psalms from the Geneva psalter, Psalm 130 (`De profundis clamavi') in the French translation by Clement Marot, and Psalm 129 (`Saepe expugnavit') in the translation of Theodore de Beze.
A singer's book in the British Library
7) The following is a partial list of such publications and sufficiently indicates the existence of the fashion before Marlowe wrote and its continuance after his death: Theodore de Beze, Icones (Geneva, 1580); Jean Jacques Boissard, Icones diversonim hominum fama.
This blessed sight: Marlowe's 'Doctor Faustus' and the conventions of the Icones illustrium
C'est dans ce contexte que sont redigees les Satyres chrestiennes, qui, de plus, s'inscrivent dans une tradition polemique immediate qui remonte au moins jusqu'en 1551 ou Pierre Lizet, abbe de Saint Victor et ancien premier president du parlement de Paris, publia le traite Adversum pseudo evangelicam haeresim, ridiculise rapidement dans la celebre Epistola Magistri Benedicti Passavantii par Theodore de Beze (1553) (3).
Rire et satire a l'aube des guerres civiles : l'exemple des satyres chrestiennes de la cuisine papale
Among literary satellites, Heroet knew Marot, Rabelais, Dolet, Des Periers, Sceve, Saint-Gelais, Fontaine, Chappuys, De Beze, Le Roy, and Du Bellay.
Par elevation d'esprit: Antoine Heroet le poete, le prelat et son temps
Laigneau, "La mort de Ciceron chez Thedore de Beze (Juvenilia): une silve entre epopee et tragedie"; J.
Acta Conventus Neo-Latini Bonnensis: Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Neo-Latin Studies

Encyclopedia browser ?
Full browser ?