Domenico of the Most Holy Trinity

DOMENICO della S.ma TRINITÀ. — In the world Antoine Tardy, French Discalced Carmelite theologian, born on 4 August 1616 at Nevers, died in Rome on 7 April 1687. A Carmelite in Paris from 1634, he later served as general definitor (1656–59) and superior general (1659–65), and as consulter of the Holy Congregation of the Index; he was highly esteemed for his learning and virtue.

His distinguished work Bibliotheca theologica (7 vols., Rome 1665, 1676) represents a true encyclopaedia of scholastic, positive, apologetic, and mystical theology.

BIBL.: Eusebius ab omnib. Sanctis, Enchiridion chronolog. Carmelit. discal. congregat. italicae, Rome 1737, pp. 363–65; Louis de Ste Thérèse, Annales des carmes déchaussés en France, II, Laval 1891, p. 733; Hutter, IV, col. 423; Cosme de Villiers, Bibl. Carm., I, Rome 1927, p. 420; P. Servais, Dominique de la Ste-Trinité, in DThC, IV, col. 1667. Ambrogio di Santa Teresa
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“DOMENICO DELLA S.MA TRINITÀ.” Enciclopedia Cattolica, vol. IV (1950), p. 1055. Azione Romana digital edition, https://azioneromana.com/article/domenico-della-s-ma-trinita.