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An imprimatur was a license to print granted by the Roman Catholic Church in medieval Europe, before the Reformation, and in Italy after the Reformation.

The publication by [[Galileo]] with the imprimatur of the Roman Catholic Church, based on local approval rather than approval in Rome, was what caused his trial and punishment in Rome.
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