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Uma polémica na história da Inquisição do século XVI: o caso João de Bolés
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Jean de Cointac (conhecido como João de Bolés) teria nascido em Bolês, na diocese de Saintes, na região de Champagne, filho de uma família nobre, que cuidou dos seus estudos, tendo frequentado a Universidade de Sorbonne. Juntou-se ao grupo de franceses que invadiu o Brasil, em 1557, com o intuito de cuidar dos aspetos legais da nova colônia nas terras tropicais. Após os conflitos entre huguenotes e Villegagnon, Bolés teria deixado o forte para dar seguimento à sua trajetória pessoal. Este artigo visa abordar o caso de João de Bolés, que participou da expulsão dos franceses do litoral brasileiro e foi julgado pelo Tribunal da Inquisição em Portugal, sendo absolvido em 12 de agosto de 1564.
Jean de Cointac (known as João de Bolés) was born in Bolés, in the diocese of Saintes, in the region of Champagne. He was the son of a noble family and studied at the University of Sorbonne. He joined the group of frenchmen who invaded Brazil in 1557 in order to take care of the legal aspects of the new colony in the tropical lands. After the conflicts between huguenots and Villegagnon, Bolés would have left the fort to follow up on his personal trajectory. This article aims to address the case of João de Bolés, who participated in the expulsion of the French from the brazilian coast and was tried by the Inquisition court in Portugal, being acquitted on August 12, 1564.
Jean de Cointac (known as João de Bolés) was born in Bolés, in the diocese of Saintes, in the region of Champagne. He was the son of a noble family and studied at the University of Sorbonne. He joined the group of frenchmen who invaded Brazil in 1557 in order to take care of the legal aspects of the new colony in the tropical lands. After the conflicts between huguenots and Villegagnon, Bolés would have left the fort to follow up on his personal trajectory. This article aims to address the case of João de Bolés, who participated in the expulsion of the French from the brazilian coast and was tried by the Inquisition court in Portugal, being acquitted on August 12, 1564.
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João de Bolés Protestantismo Calvinismo França Antártica Antarctic France
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Assunção, Paulo de - Uma polémica na história da Inquisição do século XVI: o caso João de Bolés. "e-LCV" [Em linha]. ISSN 2184-4097. Nº 1 (julho-dez. 2018), p. 204-218
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Centro de Estudos Globais da Universidade Aberta (CEG/UAb) | Instituto Europeu de Ciências da Cultura Padre Manuel Antunes (IECCPMA) | Associação Internacional de Estudos Ibero-Eslavos (CompaRes)