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590: 375:. Delrio professed a sincere conversion to the religious life, but with his career side-lined and his family connections either dead or in exile he might also have had little choice. At the same time his close personal involvement as well as his family's role in the Dutch Revolt also meant that Martin could only ever see the conflict in religious terms. Not waiting for a reply he headed for Spain entering the Society of Jesus on 9 May 1580. 1159: 581:, Delrio's was not based on personal experience. His credibility could less easily be called into question. It has, however, been suggested that, divorced from the real world, as a result its relevance for witchcraft persecutions was rather limited. Sceptics seized on the work's more moderate comments, to Delrio's annoyance. A translation into English began appearing in 2000, making the work accessible to a wider audience. 490:, where he despaired of the quality of the students, describing them as "students for our saliva". In the autumn of 1607 Delrio petitioned Rome to be allowed to return to the Low Countries, which was granted. He left Valladolid on 18 August. On 19 October 1608, three days after his return to Leuven, Delrio breathed his last, the final stop for a person who could apparently not find peace anywhere. 236:
on 17 May 1551, Whit Sunday, to the Spanish merchant Antonio del RĂ­o (d. 17 February 1586) and his wife Eleonora LĂłpez de Villanova (d. 21 April 1602). The Del RĂ­o family were part of a sizeable Spanish community in Antwerp, more than 200 merchants were active in Antwerp in 1540. Young Martin studied
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Despite Martin's appointment and rapid promotion (he would be made vice-chancellor of Brabant in July 1578), these were tragic years for the Delrio family. LuĂ­s was arrested by the rebels, later released but soon died. Martin's father Antonio evaded capture and died a penniless exile in Lisbon.
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changed course, embarking on a campaign reconciliation. Little attention was paid to those whose loyalty could be taken for granted. Martin seems to have lost his position as vice-chancellor. Another victim seems to have been the memoirs which Delrio composed in honour of his patron
328:. A cousin, LuĂ­s del RĂ­o, was one of the councillors. Martin's father Antonio later became treasurer general of confiscations, in charge of seizing assets. Martin himself would after his return from Spain (sometime in 1576 or early 1577) follow suit. The new governor-general 522:. It quickly became extraordinarily popular. It was still reprinted in Cologne in 1720 and 1755 and in Venice in 1746, long after the printing of rival works had ceased. Historians have traditionally regarded the work as only a receptacle of the ideas of the 386:, while there, is unclear, but the two men were second cousins on their maternal side. It is at this time that Delrio began work on his first publication since his entry in the Society, a substantially revised and expanded version of his edition of 305:. On 7 September 1561, at the age of 10, Martin Delrio made his official entry, swearing an oath in which he promised to protect widows and orphans. The Delrio family also paid host to a number of prominent figures on visits to Antwerp, including 561:
was—in keeping with Delrio's other publications—a work of textual scholarship. It was based on Delrio's knowledge of the classics and familiarity with Church history. Hagiography forms a particular source of inspiration. (Delrio's student
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likened the individual Jesuit to "a lifeless body". Delrio's time in Leuven, however, was almost as turbulent as his time in Bordeaux, when he refused to return to the Low Countries. In letters to the Jesuit General in Rome,
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Martin Delrio was never destined for one of the religious orders. His family had originally destined him for a political career. His law degree from Salamanca was part of this requirement. The Spanish crown since the days of
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in 1567 and 1568. He also spent some time in Douai where he refused to share a bed with an unnamed famous man (cited by his 1609 Jesuit hagiography as proof of his chastity). In 1572 he matriculated at the
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The sole known depiction of Martin Delrio is currently in the Louvre. It shows him standing alongside his younger brother and father. He is about fourteen years old at the time. It can be found
394:(finally published in 1593–94) was at once a renunciation of secular (classical) interests and an acknowledgement of the seminal role the classics played in Jesuit education. 336:. Credentials or qualifications were irrelevant; with the exception of one loyalist member who fled to Paris, none of the existing councillors had decided to follow Don John. 413:. At last in 1594 he obtained the position of professor of biblical exegesis at the Jesuit college of Leuven. He would teach (and later publish on) the Old Testament 203:. He was the author of a large number of books, including classical commentaries and works of biblical exegesis. He remains, however, best known for his six-volume 1246: 378:
This by no means put an end to his itinerant existence. When, in 1584, it was decided that he should return to the Low Countries for mission work, he stopped in
260:. In middle age their friendship would significantly change the course of both their lives. Delrio's first publication, an edition of the late Roman grammarian 898:(Brussels/Rome, 1998), pp. 344–366; Jan Machielsen, "Friendship and Religion in the Republic of Letters: The Return of Justus Lipsius to Catholicism (1591)", 554:". However, it is now recognized that Delrio's personal experience with witchcraft was really rather limited and that he may never have met an alleged witch. 301:
had particularly valued such degrees. Equally valued were titles of nobility. A legacy left by Martin's grandfather was used to buy him the title of Lord of
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on 1 December 1572 and graduated two years later. At Salamanca he would see ‘the remnant of an evil gymnasium’ where Muslims had allegedly taught magic.
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and was a bone both Catholics and Protestants fought over. Delrio, whose orthodoxy was never in doubt, posthumously became Lipsius's guarantor.
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Delrio had never wanted to leave Spain. When in Leuven he actively lobbied to be returned there, he was sent to Graz instead. In 1604, the
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in Austria, close to the frontier with the Ottoman Empire. Here he impressed the ultra-orthodox Archduke Ferdinand (who as
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Mémoires de Martin Antoine del Rio sur les troubles des Pays-Bas durant l’administration de Don Juan d’Autriche, 1576–1578
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There he studied under the humanist Cornelius Valerius and met a number of other young promising scholars, including
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argued that Delrio drew on his experience as a young magistrate, which made him in effect "a colleague of
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first made peace and then broke it. Soon after, on 29 October 1577, Don John appointed Martin to the
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Martini Antonii Delrii ex Societate Iesu Syntagma tragoediae latinae: in tres partes distinctum
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Ex miscellaneorum scriptoribus digestorum, codicis et institutionum iuris civilis interpretatio
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Ex miscellaneorum scriptoribus digestorum, codicis et institutionum iuris civilis interpretatio
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and stayed there for two years. Whether he met Bordeaux's mayor, the famous essayist
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Martin's career also faltered. After the death of Don John, the new governor-general
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at last provided an excuse for travel to Spain. Delrio spent some time teaching at
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Werner Thomas, "Martin Antonio Delrio and Justus Lipsius", in M. Laureys, ed.,
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Historians have also believed that the work was based on practical experience.
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The World of Justus Lipsius: A Contribution towards His Intellectual Biography
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The introduction to the Martin Delrio biography can be read free of charge
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He studied or taught at Jesuit colleges across Catholic Europe, including
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and soon revealed himself as a childhood prodigy. He matriculated at the
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Martin Delrio: Demonology and Scholarship in the Counter-Reformation
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Vindiciae areopagiticae Martini Del Rio contra Josephum Scaligerum
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His travels after 1586 are relatively unclear. In 1587, he was in
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Hugh Trevor-Roper, 'The Crisis of the Seventeenth Century' (1967)
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In Senecae Tragoedias decem commentarii Martini Ant. Del Rio
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Ad Cl. Claudiani V. C. Opera Martini Antonii Del-Rio Notae
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ex officina Christophori Plantini Architypographi Regii
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had wanted obedience to be the Society's hallmark. Its
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Delrio was credited with importing the beliefs of the
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In Leuven he also reunited with his university friend
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would play an important role in the emergence of the
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in 1574. After a period of political service in the
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He was the friend of the Flemish humanist 512: 1167: 1113: 1084: 1072: 1022: 1010: 971: 959: 947: 935: 923: 911: 882: 870: 841: 816: 793: 782:Students and Society in Early Modern Spain 768: 756: 744: 732: 720: 705: 87:His six-volume work Magical Investigations 999:Witches and Witch-Hunts: A Global History 853:Henri Busson, "Montaigne et son cousin", 199:, and an enemy of the Protestant scholar 855:Revue d’histoire littĂŠraire de la France 588: 421:. (His successor in that chair would be 349:and in ostensible imitation of Caesar's 1188:, hosted by the French National Library 1194: 667:. Antuerpiae: ex Officina Plantiniana. 245:on 1 December 1563, at the age of 12. 1068: 1066: 982: 980: 463:This led the Jesuit to be shipped to 1178:. New York: Robert Appleton Company. 1023:Bartoletti, TomĂĄs (2 January 2022). 716: 714: 291: 13: 1168:Herbermann, Charles, ed. (1913). " 1063: 977: 637:(in Latin). Paris: Michel Sonnius. 514:Disquisitionum Magicarum Libri Sex 14: 1283: 1222:Belgian people of Spanish descent 1138: 711: 528:("Hammer of the Witches", 1486). 1157: 358: 342:Alexander Farnese, Duke of Parma 1090: 1078: 1016: 1004: 991: 965: 953: 941: 929: 917: 905: 888: 876: 864: 847: 835: 822: 810: 631:Martin Antonio Del Rio (1580). 584: 311:Anne of Austria, Queen of Spain 1257:University of Salamanca alumni 799: 787: 774: 762: 750: 738: 726: 699: 164:, he became a Jesuit in 1580. 1: 1106: 1041:10.1080/23801883.2020.1788966 605:(1572). Martin Delrio (ed.). 307:Antoine Perrenot de Granvelle 227: 1217:17th-century Spanish Jesuits 1212:16th-century Spanish Jesuits 447:The founder of the Jesuits, 237:at a Latin school in nearby 7: 1029:Global Intellectual History 392:Syntagma tragoediae latinae 313:, Philip II's fourth wife. 10: 1288: 1252:University of Douai alumni 232:Martin Delrio was born in 1098:Investigations into Magic 1001:(Cambridge, 2004), p. 101 433:(Marian Blossoms, 1598). 113: 105: 95: 91: 83: 57: 35: 23: 16:Spanish jesuit theologian 1114:Machielsen, Jan (2015). 828:Martin Antoine del Rio, 693: 675:Disquisitionum magicarum 672:Martino Del Rio (1599). 573:In contrast to works by 535:into the Low Countries. 243:Old University of Leuven 131:Martinus Antonius Delrio 1120:Oxford University Press 493: 286:University of Salamanca 275:His travels during his 222: 207:(1599–1600), a work on 1185:Disquisitiones Magicae 1183:Online version of the 661:Martin Delrio (1596). 642:Martin Delrio (1593). 620:Martin Delrio (1576). 597: 513: 508:Disquisitiones Magicae 507: 500:Magical Investigations 409:, and in 1591–1593 in 367:to the Jesuit General 316:With the onset of the 277:peregrinatio academica 205:Magical Investigations 147:Martin-Antoine del Rio 146: 139:MartĂ­n Antonio del RĂ­o 138: 130: 1272:Witch trials in Spain 1175:Catholic Encyclopedia 784:(Baltimore, MD, 1974) 652:, apud Viduam, & 592: 1237:Dutch occult writers 997:Wolfgang Behringer, 861:25/4 (2011): 427–52. 650:officina Plantiniana 603:Gaius Julius Solinus 419:Book of Lamentations 371:seeking to join the 262:Gaius Iulius Solinus 75:, Duchy of Brabant, 51:Habsburg Netherlands 1267:Witchcraft in Spain 1242:Clergy from Antwerp 1170:Martin Anton Delrio 902:27/2 (2013): 161–82 900:Renaissance Studies 525:Malleus Maleficarum 384:Michel de Montaigne 347:Don John of Austria 330:Don John of Austria 322:Council of Troubles 281:University of Paris 197:Michel de Montaigne 162:Spanish Netherlands 120:Martin Anton Delrio 77:Spanish Netherlands 1232:Jesuit theologians 780:Richard L. 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