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One of the bridge's connecting the Palace to the gardens also be commissioned, in the 1560s, to design the colossal Church of the Gesu in Rome, mother church of the Society of Jesus, the Jesuits, whose founding had been authorized by Pope Paul III (the older Alessandro Farnese) in 1540 during the Council of Trent, engine of the Counter Reformation, which he convened. Cardinal Farnese, at once worldly and spiritual, seems to have spearheaded the artistic side of the Counter Reformation, gathering about him and commissioning the leading artists of the time to create new built and painted embodiments of faith with a largesse not seen since Lorenzo di Medici. We associate the High Renaissance with heavy ornament, whereas the Mannerist phase, in force until about 1580 in Italy, and epitomized by Caprarola's architect, Vignola, HYLAND

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