Which Catholic Prince-Bishop of Ljubljana directed the Counter-Reformation in Carniola around 1600, overseeing the burning of Protestant literature?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Tomaž Hren
- Step 1: Bishop Tomaž Hren led the Counter-Reformation religious commissions in Carniola between 1599 and 1630, destroying Protestant printings while preserving Dalmatin's Bible for Catholic clergy use. Answer: Tomaž Hren. Why not the others: Anton Bonaventura Jeglič served as bishop around 1900, Jurij Slatkonja was the first bishop of Vienna in the 16th century, and Friderik Baraga was a missionary in North America.
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