OCHINO, BERNARDINO

bārnärdēˈnō ōkēˈnō, 1487–1564, Italian religious reformer. Ochino was a Capuchin friar, a popular preacher, and vicar general of the Capuchins in 1538 and 1541. Influenced by Juan de Valdés and his circle in Naples, Ochino turned to belief in justification by faith alone, gave up his belief in monastic vows, and adopted an independent Protestantism. In 1542 he fled from the Roman Inquisition to Geneva, where he was well received by Calvin. After two years there he went to England, where he was highly respected until the accession of Mary I, when he returned to Switzerland and became (1555) pastor at Zürich. There he rejected such Calvinist doctrines as predestination. Expelled from the Swiss cantons in 1563 by the Calvinists, he spent his last year in Germany and Poland.

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0 OCHINO, BERNARDINO (1487-1564) Bernardino Ochino was an Italian theologian and itinerant preacher who con- verted to Protestantism and influenced many radical Reformers by his nontrad- itional views. Bernardino de Domenico Tommasini was...
...Conradus Sweynheym and Arnoldus Pannartz, 1471 72. Ochino, Bernardino. De labyrinthi, hoc est, De libero aut servo...libertate disputatio. Basel: Petrus Perna, 1561. Ochino, Bernardino. Sermons of Barnardine Ochyne to the Number of...
...to his country he wrote against his fellow townsman Bernardino Ochino, who in the mean while had fled from Italy to live according to his own belief see OCHINO, BERNARDINO . A little later Catharinus issued two treatises against...
...conventicles, beliefs of, 280 -81 Modena, 256 Neapolitans, beliefs of, 327 -28 Ochino, Bernardino, 100 - 101 Paleario, influence on, 115 Sicily, Ochino as great preacher of doctrine in, 339 Siena, promulgation in, 303 Trilogy, championed...
...77 , 92 , 281 Madruzzo, Cristoforo, 208 Maffei: Bernardino, 176 , 195 , 226 27; Mario, 116 ; Raffaele, 20...nobility, 276 Nocera dei Pagani, 86 , 118 , 322n. 3 Ochino, Bernardino, 202 Onecourt, abbe de, 147 Orange, prince of...
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...Marcello Cervini the letter that Bernardino Ochino (1487-1564), her erstwhile...exquisitely finished. (34) Bernardino Ochino, the famous Capuchin preacher...artistico-teologico ispirato da Bernardino Ochino. Turin, 1994. Cantimori...
...individuals who became Protestants: Bernardino Ochino (1487-1564), Pier Paolo...year that saw the flight of Bernardino Ochino and Pietro Martire Vermigli...correspondence with Colonna concerning Bernardino Ochino. The poet praised Gonzaga for...
...century and beyond found the life of Bernardino Ochino (1487-1546) an alarming demonstration...The son of a Sienese barber, Ochino joined the observant Franciscans...time was elected their general. Ochino was also a celebrated preacher...
...group were the Capuchin preacher Bernardino Ochino, the influential cardinals Morone...a similar idea in a sermon by Bernardino Ochino, who was Vittorias spiritual...terms in the theological works of Ochino, Valdes, and in the Beneficio...
...friend of Pole and Contarini, and Bernardino Ochino, the one time vicar general of...Tremellius. In 1542 Martyr and Ochino crossed the Alps into Switzerland...both with the greatest deference. Ochino stayed in London and, financed...
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OCHINO, BERNARDINO barnarde no oke no, 1487 1564, Italian religious reformer. Ochino was a Capuchin friar, a popular preacher...de Valdes and his circle in Naples, Ochino turned to belief in justification by...
...Poland in the 16th cent. by Faustus Socinus . Antecedents of the movement were such Italian humanist reformers as Bernardino Ochino, Georgio Blandrata, and Laelius Socinus , who fled to Poland from persecution first in Italy and then in Calvinist...
...seems reason to believe that the burning of the anti-Trinitarian Servetus in 1553 and Socinuss friendship with Bernardino Ochino had led him to entertain private anti-Trinitarian views. The writings of Socinus, left to his nephew Faustus...
...ecclesiastical abuses. He never openly abjured Catholicism, but he was a principal influence on many reformers, e.g., Bernardino Ochino and Pietro Martire Vermigli . He seems to have held the doctrine of justification by faith alone. Many consider...


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