La missione di Alberto da Sarteano in Egitto (1439-1441) e una lettera di Eugenio IV al sultano

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rivista	RIVISTA DI STORIA DELLA CHIESA IN ITALIA
fascicolo	RIVISTA DI STORIA DELLA CHIESA IN ITALIA - 2018 - 2
titolo	La missione di Alberto da Sarteano in Egitto (1439-1441) e una lettera di Eugenio IV al sultano ALBERTO OF SARTEANO’S MISSION TO EGYPT (1439-1441) AND A LETTER BY POPE EUGENIUS IV TO THE SULTAN
autore	Daniele Solvi
editore	Vita e Pensiero
formato	Articolo \| Pdf
online da	10-2019
doi	10.26350/001783_000048
issn	00356557 (stampa) \| 1827790X (digitale)

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In the years 1439-1441 the observant friar Alberto of Sarteano accomplished a dangerous task entrusted to him by Pope Eugenius IV, that of bringing back from Egypt to the Council of Florence a Coptic delegation to negotiate the Union with the Church of Rome. According to a nearly contemporary source (the observant chronicler Mariano of Florence) he also met with the Sultan and took part in a religious dispute with Islamic scholars at his court. Mariano’s story might have a basis of truth, even if it’s hard to state it precisely. In any case, among Alberto’s works there is a letter − that has gone unnoticed so far − in which the Pope proposes to the Sultan to set up an interreligious committee in order to establish the true faith for both Christian and Muslim believers. The paper provides a historical survey of Alberto’s mission and a critical edition of the letter. keywords Observance − Alberto of Sarteano − Council of Florence − Christian-Islamic relations Biografia dell'autore Università della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli” (daniele.solvi@unicampania.it).

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In the years 1439-1441 the observant friar Alberto of Sarteano accomplished a dangerous task entrusted to him by Pope Eugenius IV, that of bringing back from Egypt to the Council of Florence a Coptic delegation to negotiate the Union with the Church of Rome. According to a nearly contemporary source (the observant chronicler Mariano of Florence) he also met with the Sultan and took part in a religious dispute with Islamic scholars at his court. Mariano’s story might have a basis of truth, even if it’s hard to state it precisely. In any case, among Alberto’s works there is a letter − that has gone unnoticed so far − in which the Pope proposes to the Sultan to set up an interreligious committee in order to establish the true faith for both Christian and Muslim believers. The paper provides a historical survey of Alberto’s mission and a critical edition of the letter.