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Il Conciliatore (CONCILIATORE, IL)
"Foglio scientifico-letterario" ("Scientific-literary sheet"), called "il foglio azzurro" ("the blue sheet") from the color of the paper on which it was… -
Ildebrando
ILDEBRANDO : v. GREGORIO VII, PAPA. -
Ildefonsus of Toledo, Saint (ILDEFONSO DA TOLEDO, SANTO)
Archbishop of Toledo, b. at Toledo in 617, d. there on 23 January 667. He was called El Capellán de la Virgen, in the comedy of that title which Lope de Vega… -
Ildibad, King of the Goths of Italy (ILDIBADO, RE GOTO D'ITALIA)
After Ravenna fell into the hands of the Byzantines through the action of Belisarius in May 540, the Goths of northern Italy, not yet occupied by the Greeks… -
Ilduin, Abbot of St-Denis (ILDUINO, ABATE DI ST-DENIS)
Born of a noble family in the second half of the 8th century, died on 22 November 844. He completed his studies under Alcuin and had as a disciple Hincmar of… -
Il Fiore (FIORE, IL)
Allegorical-didactic poem of 232 sonnets in Italian vernacular, from the 14th century. It has been preserved only in codex H 438 of the Library of the Faculty… -
Ilhéos, Diocese of (ILHÉOS, DIOCESI DI)
City and diocese in the State of Bahia in Brazil, erected by Pope Pius X on 20 Oct. 1913 by dismemberment of the territory of the archdiocese of San Salvador… -
Illegitimacy (ILLEGITTIMITÀ)
ILLEGITTIMITÀ: v. LEGITTIMITÀ. -
Illiberi
ILLIBERI: v. ELVIRA, CONCILIO di. -
Illness (INFERMITÀ)
I. is one of the causes for excuse or dispensation from ecclesiastical laws. Sometimes a slight i. is sufficient, at other times a grave i. is required, and in… -
Illuminati
A secret society with an ethico-political-religious basis, founded in Germany in the Bavarian city of Ingolstadt on 1 May 1776 through the work of Adam… -
Illumination (ILLUMINAZIONE)
Per il significato gnoseologico del termine. - For the epistemological meaning of the term: v. AGOSTINO AURELIO, V. L'illuminazione. -
Illumination (MINIATURA)
Properly, the art of painting or adorning manuscripts; an ornamentation that in antiquity was executed predominantly with the red color, minium, whence the… -
Illumination in Ancient Churches (ILLUMINAZIONE NELLE CHIESE ANTICHE)
Monuments of a certain value are the paleochristian lamps, whether in terracotta, or in bronze, or hanging, as well as combined with supports; they were used… -
Illyricum (ILLIRICO (ILLYRICUM))
A coastal region east of the Adriatic, originally comprising Dalmatia and Albania, which under the Roman Empire gradually extended inland as far as the Danube… -
Illyricus, Matthias Flacius (ILLIRICO, MATTIA FLACIO)
ILLIRICO, MATTIA FLACIO: v. FLACIO, MATTIA. -
Illyricus, Thomas, Blessed (ILLIRICO, TOMMASO, BEATO)
Franciscan preacher and theologian, b. ca. 1485 at Vrana (Dalmatia, whence the surname Illyricus), d. at Menton (Ventimiglia) in 1528. At Osimo, where he had… -
Il Quotidiano (QUOTIDIANO, IL)
Political and news newspaper, organ of the Italian Catholic Action. It is published in Rome and is distributed in various regional editions in central-southern…