The Ereticopedia Inter-Sections allow a targeted and organized navigation among the entries of the Dictionary of heretics, dissidents and inquisitors in the Mediterranean world relating to certain themes and / or problems.
These transversal sections are developed as autonomous projects within the Dictionary and contribute significantly to the growth and originality of the whole Ereticopedia macro-project.
The following Inter-Sections are currently active:
- Repertorio degli inquisitori e delle sedi inquisitoriali (Inventory of Inquisitors and Inquisitorial Seats), edited by Daniele Santarelli
- Tra stereotipi e anomalie: per una prosopografia delle streghe in età moderna (Between Stereotypes and Anomalies: for a Prosopography of Early Modern Witches), edited by Daniele Santarelli and Domizia Weber
- "Primum non nocere". Medicina, eresia e non conformismo nella prima età moderna ("Primum non nocere". Medicine, Heresy and Non-conformism at the Beginning of the Early Modern Period), edited by Domizia Weber
- "Dominae fortunae suae". La forza trasformatrice dell’ingegno femminile ("Dominae fortunae suae". The Transforming Power of Female Intellect), edited by Laura Antonella Piras
- Dizionario storico delle scienze naturali a Napoli dal Rinascimento all’Illuminismo (Historical Dictionary of Natural Sciences in Naples from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment), edited by Donato Verardi (in collaboration with the web portal Storia della Campania. Risorse in rete per la storia del territorio e del patrimonio culturale)
All the initiatives mentioned, in addition to being transversal and autonomous section of Ereticopedia, adhere to the project of the digital series La “Ruota dei libri”: corpora, repertori e dizionari online (Edizioni CLORI) and to the Cantiere Storico Filologico (History & Philology in Progress) network.
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et tamen e summo, quasi fulmen, deicit ictos
invidia inter dum contemptim in Tartara taetra
invidia quoniam ceu fulmine summa vaporant
plerumque et quae sunt aliis magis edita cumque
[Lucretius, "De rerum natura", lib. V]