Regole Della Congregazione Prima-primaria Nel Collegio Romano... offers a fascinating glimpse into the educational practices of the early Jesuit order in Rome. This historical document outlines the rules and regulations governing the 'Prima-primaria' congregation within the Collegio Romano, providing valuable insights into the daily life and pedagogical methods employed in this prestigious institution during the 17th century.
The anonymous text details the structure and function of the congregation, shedding light on the religious and intellectual formation of its students. Scholars of education, religious history, and the history of the Jesuit order will find this work an invaluable resource for understanding the development of Catholic education and the role of the Collegio Romano in shaping European intellectual life.
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