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RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL FERMENT IN BOTH ROME AND VENICE DURING MELETIUS TYPALDUS' TIME Stathis Birtachas Bibliography concerning Meletius Typaldus', Metropolitan of Philadelphia (1685-1713), conversion to Roman Catholicism, is really extensive. Yet no one has ever studied either the Venetian or the Roman sources in a systematic way, allowing us to view objectively both the controversial Metropolitan Meletius and the contacts between him, the Holy See and the Venetian Republic. Thus the great majority of judgements related to Meletius Typaldus were expressed in the past regardless of objective historical criteria. There has only been a repetition of Ioannes Veloudos' (19th century) and later on Emmanuel Gedeon's main views, which are not free from national and religious prejudices. This present paper is aimed at (a) filling the above-mentioned gaps drawing upon unpublished documents, which exist in the archives of Venice and of the Vatican, (b) revealing not only the hierarch's, but also Roman Catholic leaders' true plans and intentions, (c) reinterpreting behind the scenes religious activities in Venice during the Cephalonian Metropolitan's chequered career as a prelate, but mainly (d) interpreting Meletius' acts from a political standpoint, irrespective of his attitude towards the ecclesiastical issue itself.

Στα χνάρια ενός «υποψήφιου Βησσαρίωνα» ή θρησκευτικές και πολιτικές ζυμώσεις στη Ρώμη και στη Βενετία στα χρόνια του Μελέτιου Τυπάλδου