Réconciliations. Henri IV et Rome (1589-1610). Catalogue intended as much for archaeologists

intended as much for archaeologists as for historians

in the region of Memphis

Their main sources were the stories and traditions of local folklore

as it has often been confused with New York

Réconciliations. Henri IV et Rome (1589-1610). Catalogue intended as much for archaeologistsWhen he acceded to the throne of France in 1589, Henry IV was excommunicated by the Pope: the monarch was Protestant, and the Catholic majority of the French population did not accept the idea of a heretical sovereign. In 1593, the king appeared at Saint Denis to profess his Catholic faith. Absolution was granted to him two years later by Clement VIII. What were the diplomatic and artistic consequences of this reconciliation between the Holy See and