- The
alumbrados (Spanish pronunciation: [
alumˈbɾaðos], illuminated) were the
practitioners of a
mystical form of
Christianity in the
Crown of
Castile during...
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developed throughout the
history of the
Quimbayan holiday known as the
Alumbrado de
Navidad (see
Feast of the
Immaculate Conception),
celebrated on the...
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theologians at
Salamanca and Vallodolid, for
being ****ociated with the
alumbrado and
illuminist tendencies, with many (notably
Ignatius of Loyola, who...
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known in
Spanish simply as the "Lighting" (El
Alumbrado) or more
officially the EPM
Lights (
Alumbrados EPM), is a
traditional seasonal event in Medellín...
- the city is
covered with
thousands of
fairy lights,
creating the
famous Alumbrados (Christmas lights),
which are
considered by the
National Geographic as...
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Inquisition as "Lutheran" were
those against the sect of
mystics known as the "
Alumbrados" of
Guadalajara and Valladolid. The
trials were long and
ended with prison...
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Consultado el 24
March 2010 Fernández Paradas, Mercedes; La implantación del
alumbrado público de
electricidad en la Andalucía del
primer del
tercio del S. XX...
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literature in that country, and
suppressed the
spiritual movement of the
Alumbrados ('Illuminists') who put a
special emphasis on
personal faith. Some Italian...
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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...
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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...