Antonio José Saraiva
Biographic Data
| ID | 288050 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Antonio José Saraiva |
| GIVEN NAMES | Antonio José |
| FAMILY NAME | Saraiva |
| SIGNATURE | SARAIVA A J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hospital La Luz |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 32 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 32 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Prologue (Fifth Edition, 1985)
A Plea to King João IV for the Reinstatement of Inquisitorial Confiscation
The Birth of the Portuguese New Christians
The Portuguese Inquisitorial Trial
Index
King, Inquisitors and Merchants
Chronology of Rulers of Portugal, 1128–1910
The Inquisition as an Institution and as a Center of Power
A Word to the Reader
During 1497 all the Jews in Portugal (some 70,000?) were forcibly converted to Christianity and they, as well as their descendants born into Christianity, were henceforth known as New Christians.On March 15, 1502 King Manuel I abolished by diploma a law predating the General Conversion, whereby a Jew who converts during his parents' lifetime immediately receives his inheritance.At the close of this document King Manuel added the following proviso…
Report by Inquisitor General Francisco de Castro on a Memorial Addressed to King Philip III of Portugal by the “Portuguese Men of Commerce Residing in Spain” in 1630
"Appendix Five Report by Inquisitor General Francisco de Castro on a Memorial Addressed to King Philip III of Portugal by the “Portuguese Men of Commerce Residing in Spain” in 1630" published on 01 Jan 2001 by Brill.
Cleanness of Blood
Why and How the Inquisition Was Introduced into Portugal
Three Specimen Trial Records: Francisco Gomes Henriques; Manuel Fernandes Vilareal; António José da Silva
Dialogue on the Silva-Révah Interview
The Portuguese Inquisition in Goa (India), 1561–1812
How and Why the New Christians Petered out in Portugal
Is There Such a Thing as a “New Christian Ideology?”
Portuguese Inquisitors General, 1536–1821: (During Interregnums the General Council Directed Operations)
Preliminary Material
“People of the Nation” or “Men of Commerce”
What Was a Public Auto-da-Fé?
The Iberian Inquisitions and the Judaic Heresy
HERESY Christianity and JudaismTo start at the beginning -Hellenism and Judaism mistrusted one another.The Book of Acts recounts a confrontation of two tendencies: Judeo-Christianity and Helleno-Christianity.The second, which most distanced itselffrom J udaism, won out.Both J udaism and Christianity were then universal and proselytizing religions, competing for souls.An important detail is that the nascent Church during its beginnings recruited p…
Polemical Debate on “Inquisition and New Christians” between Israel Salvator Révah and António José Saraiva
About António José Saraiva
“Inside Information” (Noticias Reconditas): An Account of the Cruelties Exercised by the Inquisition in Portugal
The Marrano Factory: The Portuguese Inquisition and Its New Christians 1536-1765
The Marrano Factory argues that the Portuguese Inquisition’s stated intention of extirpating heresies and purifying Portuguese Catholicism was a monumental hoax; the true purpose of the Holy Office was the fabrication rather than the destruction of "Judaizers". The caste or "race" of the New Christians was in reality synonymous with the Portuguese mercantile middle class which conservative Portuguese society would not tolerate. Most or nearly all…
L'Inquisition portugaise et les ' nouveaux chrétiens
Jusqu'en 1496, la communauté juive portugaise, qui comprenait des financiers, des marchands, des artisans et des intellectuels, s'est maintenue dans son intégrité et sans de grands à-coups. Cette année-là, cédant à la pression des Rois Catholiques, le roi Emmanuel décréta l'expulsion générale des Juifs, mais il employa tous les moyens - ceux de la force et ceux de la séduction - pour empêcher leur départ. Ils furent convertis de force, d'un seul …
Historia da Cultura em Portugal
Gil Vicente e o fim do teatro medieval
L'Inquisition portugaise et les ' nouveaux chrétiens
Jusqu'en 1496, la communauté juive portugaise, qui comprenait des financiers, des marchands, des artisans et des intellectuels, s'est maintenue dans son intégrité et sans de grands à-coups. Cette année-là, cédant à la pression des Rois Catholiques, le roi Emmanuel décréta l'expulsion générale des Juifs, mais il employa tous les moyens - ceux de la force et ceux de la séduction - pour empêcher leur départ. Ils furent convertis de force, d'un seul …
Sur le Portugal médiéval
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La traite des nègres entre le Bénin et le Brésil
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Prologue (Fifth Edition, 1985)
A Plea to King João IV for the Reinstatement of Inquisitorial Confiscation
The Birth of the Portuguese New Christians
The Portuguese Inquisitorial Trial
Index
King, Inquisitors and Merchants
Chronology of Rulers of Portugal, 1128–1910
The Inquisition as an Institution and as a Center of Power
A Word to the Reader
During 1497 all the Jews in Portugal (some 70,000?) were forcibly converted to Christianity and they, as well as their descendants born into Christianity, were henceforth known as New Christians.On March 15, 1502 King Manuel I abolished by diploma a law predating the General Conversion, whereby a Jew who converts during his parents' lifetime immediately receives his inheritance.At the close of this document King Manuel added the following proviso…
Report by Inquisitor General Francisco de Castro on a Memorial Addressed to King Philip III of Portugal by the “Portuguese Men of Commerce Residing in Spain” in 1630
"Appendix Five Report by Inquisitor General Francisco de Castro on a Memorial Addressed to King Philip III of Portugal by the “Portuguese Men of Commerce Residing in Spain” in 1630" published on 01 Jan 2001 by Brill.
Cleanness of Blood
Why and How the Inquisition Was Introduced into Portugal
Three Specimen Trial Records: Francisco Gomes Henriques; Manuel Fernandes Vilareal; António José da Silva
Dialogue on the Silva-Révah Interview
The Portuguese Inquisition in Goa (India), 1561–1812
How and Why the New Christians Petered out in Portugal
Is There Such a Thing as a “New Christian Ideology?”
Portuguese Inquisitors General, 1536–1821: (During Interregnums the General Council Directed Operations)
Preliminary Material
“People of the Nation” or “Men of Commerce”
History (19 works) · Art (15 works) · Philosophy (15 works) · Linguistics (10 works) · Political science (8 works) · Portuguese (8 works) · Colonialism, slavery, and trade (7 works) · History of Colonial Brazil (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Ancient history (5 works)