Alberti, Philipp - Catholic Encyclopedia, Vol. I, p. 424

Machine translation of the 1948–1954 Italian original. The original text is authoritative.

PHILIPP ALBERTI. - German Carmelite, originally from Nussia (Neuss, Rhineland), died in Frankfurt in 1506. He entered the Carmelite Order in Frankfurt, earned a degree in theology at the University of Cologne, and taught at the University of Paris, then at the University of Cologne. In 1496, he was appointed prior of the convent in Frankfurt. A. was celebrated by his contemporaries as an eminent philosopher and theologian, a skilled orator, and a brilliant thinker.

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Facade of the church of S. Maria Novella (1470) - Florence.

Works (all unpublished): Postilla in Cantica Canticorum; Commentaria in Magistrum Sententiarum; De purissima B. V. Mariae conceptione.

BIBL.: Cosma di s. Stefano Villiers, Bibl. Carm., II, Orléans 1752, p. 625; Hurter, II, col. 1111; H. H. Koch, Die Karmelitenkläter der niederdeutschen Provinz, Friburgo in Br. 1899, pp. 15, 23, 41. Ambrogio di Santa Teresa