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TOMmaso Maria AMENDOLIA. - Dominican theologian of the 17th century, born in S. Giorgio di Polistena (Calabria), he lived for a long time in Naples where he taught theology; he was still alive in 1717.
AMEN — From the Roman Gradual, edited by Giunta, Venice 1586.
Rome, Biblioteca Ist. naz. d'arch. e st. dell'arte.
Works: De Sacramento Poenitentiae, Messina 1687; Collectanea in septem Ecclesiae Sacramenta, 3 vols., Naples 1699, with subsequent editions; Collectanea in ecclesiasticae censuras et poenas, 2 vols., Naples 1702; Resolutiones morales et practicae, Naples 1706; Collectanea de Iustitia et Iure, 2 vols., Naples 1712.
His brother Giuseppe, also a Dominican, is the author of a Tractatus de potestate praelatorum, Naples 1705.
BIBL.: J. Echard - J. Quétif, Scriptores O. P., II, Paris 1721, p. 771; Hurtier, IV, col. 945; V. GALADITI, Gli Scrittori della Calabria, I, Florence 1928, p. 125. Francesco Pugliese
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“AMENDOLIA, TOMMASO MARIA.” Enciclopedia Cattolica, vol. I (1948), p. 634. Azione Romana digital edition, https://azioneromana.com/article/amendolia-tommaso-maria.