I «due governi del mondo» negli scritti di Sarpi
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Keywords
- Despite disappointment with the compromise that
- in 1607
- ended the dispute with the Papacy over the Venetian Interdict
- Sarpi was increasingly engaged in his activity as adviser to the Republic
- in particular to defend its independence against political interference by the Holy See. In this setting
- he had the idea of writing Della potestà de' prencipi
- left unfinished
- a manuscript of his treatise has recently been found at Yale University
- edited by Nina Cannizzaro. The work decidedly affirms the separation of the State's government
- subject only to princes
- from spiritual government
- subject to the Church. Both powers are taken directly from God
- and are completely independent