Gabriel of San Vincenzo

GABRIELE di SAN VINCENZO. – Discalced Carmelite, philosopher and theologian, in the world Giovanni Antonio Beonio. Born at Lodi ca. 1609, died at Rome on 17 September 1671. From 1629 he was a Carmelite at Milan; from 1652, professor of theology in the Seminary of the Missions (Rome), esteemed and consulted by scholars and also by the supreme pontiffs.

Works: De Incarnatione (Rome 1656); De Sacramentis (4 vols., there 1656); Summa moralis (4 vols., there 1656–58); De Gratia, iustificatione et merito (there 1658); De iustitia et iure (there 1663); Commentarius in 2nd d. Thomae (there 1664), in 2nd-2nd (there 1665), in 2nd-2nd (there 1666), in 3rd (there 1667); Analogia christiana (there 1666); In libros Aristotelis: de ortu et interitu (there 1670); De reuediis ignorantiæ (there 1671); De centuris (there 1671).

BIBL.: anonymous, Notizie del p. G. (inserted in the General Archive of the Order, Rome); C. de Villiers, Bibl. Carm. I, Rome 1927, col. 533; Hutter, IV, cols. 18–19. Ambrogio di Santa Teresa
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“GABRIELE DI SAN VINCENZO.” Enciclopedia Cattolica, vol. V (1950), p. 1098. Azione Romana digital edition, https://azioneromana.com/article/gabriele-di-san-vincenzo.