Medieval Heterodoxies. The Free Spirit, Mysticism Heretic and Joachim of Fiore
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Two phenomena that have occurred in parallel and jointly in the medieval heterodoxies of Western Europe in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, which highlight certain peculiarities and special phenomena of medieval heresies, are analyzed. Likewise, it is about comparing such movements with some Protestant movements of the present that emphasize the eschatology and the end of time as the axis of their doctrine.
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