A new disputation against women, in which it is demonstrated that they are not human beings - Women Priests

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Interaction Academic Shelves Medieval Theologians Home mss on Women Deacons SITEMAP feedback An important introductory note When was this treatise written? It was published in Leipzig in 1595 without mention of author or printer. It immediately called a furore, giving rise to many anti-feminist treatises that agreed with the author and many attempts to refute… Continue reading A new disputation against women, in which it is demonstrated that they are not human beings

Interaction Academic Shelves Medieval Theologians Home mss on Women Deacons SITEMAP feedback An important introductory note When was this treatise written? It was published in Leipzig in 1595 without mention of author or printer. It immediately called a furore, giving rise to many anti-feminist treatises that agreed with the author and many attempts to refute his arguments. It was reprinted dozens of times in Latin and in various languages: German, Dutch, French, English, Italian, etc. A typical example of this discussion can be found here. Who wrote the treatise? With some probability it may

A new disputation against women, in which it is demonstrated that they are not human beings - Women Priests

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