Sommario
This book is a historical discourse on the "heretics of Italy," examining figures and events related to the Protestant Reformation in the 16th century.
It discusses prominent figures like Cesare Cantù and his historical writings, as well as the lives and actions of various "heretics" and reformers, including Pietro Paolo Vergerio and others in Modena and Ferrara.
The text also provides a critical analysis of the papacy and the efforts of the Catholic Church to implement reforms and combat heresy.