Maurizio Gentilini

Maurizo Gentilini , archivist at the Department of Human Sciences at the National Research Council, Rome, uses what he calls a "physical eye" (that of an objective outsider who uses best historiographical practices) as well as a "theological eye" (that of an observer willing to perceive the "finger of God" working in history) to identify the threads that he weaves together in this biography.

Maurizo Gentilini , archivist at the Department of Human Sciences at the National Research Council, Rome, uses what he calls a "physical eye" (that of an objective outsider who uses best historiographical practices) as well as a "theological eye" (that of an observer willing to perceive the "finger of God" working in history) to identify the threads that he weaves together in this biography. See less