- The
alumbrados (Spanish pronunciation: [
alumˈbɾaðos], illuminated), also
called the illuminati, were the
practitioners of a
mystical form of Christianity...
- to
consider La
Beata de Piedrahíta one of the
alumbrados,
placing her
rather among the "pre-
alumbrados" La
Beata was not alone. At Toledo,
Isabel de la...
-
secret society.
Illuminati and
variants of the term may also
refer to:
Alumbrados or Illuminati,
practitioners of a
mystical form of
Christianity in 16th-century...
-
Isabel de la Cruz, was a
Spanish mystic. She was a co-founder of the
Alumbrados movement. She was the
subject of a long
heresy trial by the
Spanish Inquisition...
-
Lanterns Festival (full name in Spanish:
Fiesta Nacional del
Concurso de
Alumbrados con
Velas y Faroles),
which began in 1982 and is held each year on 7 and...
- as a
market place. The town was one of the main
centers of the
mystic alumbrados in the
Kingdom of
Toledo in the
early 16th century. A
substantial number...
- century, the city was one of the main
focal points of the
iluminismo (or
alumbrados) in the
Kingdom of Toledo,
linked to
heterodox religious figures such...
-
known in
Spanish simply as the "Lighting" (El
Alumbrado) or more
officially the EPM
Lights (
Alumbrados EPM), is a
traditional seasonal event in Medellín...
- that was
later halted. Her case was
ascribed to the
phenomenon of the "
Alumbrados" that
arose in
small Castilian towns two
centuries earlier.
These were...
-
Inquisition as "Lutheran" were
those against the sect of
mystics known as the "
Alumbrados" of
Guadalajara and Valladolid.
These trials were long and
ended with...
