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• The commission included Cardinal Bellarmine and other notable theologians of the 17th century.
• When he arrived, he was imprisoned in the Cardinal Bellarmine on 20 May.
• Cardinal Bellarmine gave him the sacraments, and recited the prayers for the dying.
• Passionei was decidedly anti-Jesuit, opposing the beatification of the Jesuit Cardinal Bellarmine in 1754.
• London, 1613, together with a defence of John Buckeridge's answer to Cardinal Bellarmine's apology.
• Cardinal Bellarmine, in 1612, wrote to his relative, expressing the grief he felt on hearing of his unwise conduct.
• Following his ordination in Rome by Cardinal Bellarmine, he sailed for the Far East in 1617 with forty-four companions.
• In 1614 and 1615 Cardinal Bellarmine and the General of the Jesuit Society wrote again to the missionary, declaring themselves fully satisfied.
• Cardinal Bellarmine thought that this Mark was the monk who prophesied ten more years of life to the Emperor Leo VI in 900.
• In this climate, Cardinal Bellarmine, himself a distinguished scientist of the age, instigated inquiries against Galileo as early as 1613.
• Some of the greatest of his age, such as Cardinal Bellarmine and Markus Welser, corresponded with him and consulted him in their difficulties.
• Pope Paul V instructed Cardinal Bellarmine to deliver this finding to Galileo, and to order him to abandon the opinion that heliocentrism was physically true.
• Controversial theology was the speciality of Cardinal Bellarmine ( d . 1621 ), who defended almost the whole of Catholic theology against the attacks of the Reformers.
• But Cardinal Bellarmine responded to Foscarini saying that both men should confine themselves to treating the Copernican system as pure hypothesis and that purported reconciliations with the Bible were not allowed.
• There he was kindly received by Cardinal Bellarmine, Cardinal Baronius, and Pope Clement VIII . His gratitude to Baronius caused him to add that cardinal's name to his own.
• Only in 1600, through the efforts of Cardinal Bellarmine, was he exonerated and reinstated, but he died early in the same year in the arms of his friend Cardinal d'Ossat.
• He had worked with James on " An Apologie for the Oath of Allegiance " in 1607, at Newmarket, reading to James the four volumes of the works of Cardinal Bellarmine.
• In the " Magna Bibliotheca Veterum Patrum " published in 1618, his works are given among the writers of the tenth century and, according to Cardinal Bellarmine, Idiota flourished about the year 902.
• In the controversy excited by Lancelot Andrewes's " Tortura Torti ", a reply to Cardinal Bellarmine, Burhill contributed " Responsio pro Tortura Torti contra Martinum Becanum Jesuitam,"
• This was answered by Willet in his " Limbomastix ", also published anonymously, in which his unknown opponent is styled a  Limbist,  and is accused of sympathy with Cardinal Bellarmine.