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Te Decet LausVol. XI, p. 1127 « TE DECET LAUS ». - A hymn, or rather a brief Trinitarian acclamation in the form of a doxology. Very ancient, it already occurs in the Apostolic…
Te Deprecante CorporumVol. XI, p. 1127 « TE DEPRECANTE CORPORUM ». — Hymn of Lauds in the Office of the feast of s. Giovanni di Kenty, by an unknown author of the eighteenth century. The first three…
Te DeumVol. XI, p. 1127 « TE DEUM ». — Also called the Hymnus ambrosianus or Hymnus S. Trinitatis, it is a solemn hymn of praise and thanksgiving in honor of the Most Holy Trinity. It…
Te Dicimus PraeconioVol. XI, p. 1128 « TE DICIMUS PRAECONIO ». – Hymn of Matins for the feast of the Apparition of Our Lady of Lourdes, composed in 1880 by Leone XIII. It celebrates the Virgin,…
Te Gestientem Gaudii(TE GESTIENTEM GAUDIIS)Vol. XI, p. 1128 « TE GESTIENTEM GAUDIIS ». — Hymn of Second Vespers on the feast of the Rosary, composed by the Dominican Fr. Eustachius Sirena in 1825 (cf. A. Walz,…
Te Joseph CelebrentVol. XI, p. 1129 «TE JOSEPH CELEBRENT». – Hymn of Vespers for the feast of s. Giuseppe, written by Fr Giovanni della Concezione, a Discalced Carmelite, around 1665, and…
Te Lucis Ante TerminumVol. XI, p. 1136 «TE LUCIS ANTE TERMINUM». — Hymn of Compline, belonging to the Irish group. It is the evening prayer, in which the soul turns to God so that He may guard it in…
Te Mater Alma NuminisVol. XI, p. 1136 «TE MATER ALMA NUMINIS». — Hymn of Lauds for the feast of the Maternity of Mary Most Holy, inserted into the office of the feast of the Maternity, approved by…
Te Saeculorum PrincipemVol. XII, p. 25 «TE SAECULORUM PRINCIPEM». – Hymn of Vespers for the feast of Christ the King, composed by Fr. Vittorio Genovesi, S.J., in 1925. To the Jews’ cry of hatred,…
Te Splendor Et Virtus PatrisVol. XII, p. 27 « TE SPLENDOR ET VIRTUS PATRIS ». — Hymn of Vespers and Matins for the feast of s. Michele Arcangelo, by an unknown author, but certainly inspired by the Tibi…
Teacher(INSEGNANTE)Vol. VII, p. 58 TEACHER. — One who expounds and explains science or art so that others may learn. Whatever the subject taught and whatever the level of culture to which it…
Teachers of the Holy Cross of the Third Order of Saint Francis of Menzingen (Basel)(INSEGNANTI DELLA SANTA CROCE DEL TERZ'ORDINE DI SAN FRANCESCO DI MENZINGEN (BASILEA))Vol. VII, p. 58 TEACHERS OF THE HOLY CROSS OF THE THIRD ORDER OF SAN FRANCESCO OF MENZINGEN (BASEL). — When, in the first half of the 19th century, convents were being…
Teagenes, Saint, Martyr(TEAGENE, SANTO, MARTIRE)Vol. XI, p. 1097 TEAGENE, saint, martyr. - He is commemorated in the Martyrologium Hieronymianum on 3 January together with two companions, Zirico and Primo, but this is due to…
Tebaldeo, AntonioVol. XI, p. 1121 TEBALDEO, ANTONIO. — Humanist, born at Ferrara in 1456 to a family of distant French origin, the Tebaldi (a surname which he Latinized as T. or Tibaldeo), died…
Tebaldeschi, FrancescoVol. XI, p. 1121 TEBALDESCHI, FRANCESCO. – A Roman, he was created cardinal at Montefiascone by Urban V on 22 September 1368. Papal legate in Rome in 1376, he facilitated…
Tebaldini, GiovanniVol. XI, p. 1121 TEBALDINI, GIOVANNI. - Musician, b. in Brescia on Sept. 7, 1864, d. in S. Benedetto del Tronto on May 12, 1952. (photo. Vatican Museums) TEBALDEO, ANTONIO -…
Tebei, Saints, Martyrs(TEBEI, SANTI, MARTIRI)Vol. XI, p. 1122 TEBEI, saints, martyrs — Incipit of the Passio Acaunensium Martyrum, written by s. Eucherius, bishop of Lyon. Manuscript from the 7th century, originating from…
TebessaVol. XI, p. 1125 TEBESSA. – Theveste, a city and ancient diocese situated in Proconsular Africa, present-day Algeria, is now a titular see. From the beginning of the reign of…
Tectonics(TETTONICA)Vol. XII, p. 38 TECTONICS. – This is that branch of geology (v.) which deals with: a) the conditions of position (attitude), form, and mutual relationships of the rocks…
Teellinck, GuillaumeVol. XI, p. 1128 TEELLINCK, GUILLAUME. — Born in 1579, died in 1629, Calvinist minister at Middelbourg (Zelanda). He encountered Pietism in England and introduced it into Dutch…
Teetaert, Amedeo da ZedelgemVol. XI, p. 1128 TEETAERT, AMEDEO da ZEDELGEM. - Capuchin theologian, b. at Zedelgem (Bruges) on 3 March 1892, d. at Rome on 2 March 1949. Ordained priest on 19 Feb. 1921, he…
Tefé, Prelature Nullius of(TEFÉ, PRELATURA NULLIUS DI)Vol. XI, p. 1128 TEFÉ, PRELATURA NULLIUS of. - It is situated in the western part of Amazonia. In 1718 the Carmelite Andrea da Costa began the mission of T. for the Indians,…
TeggianoVol. XI, p. 1128 TEGGIANO : v. DIANO TEGGIANO.
Tegucigalpa, Archdiocese of(TEGUCIGALPA, ARCIDIOCESI DI)Vol. XI, p. 1128 TEGUCIGALPA, ARCHDIOCESE of. - City and archdiocese in the Republic of Honduras (Central America). It comprises the departments of Yoro, Comayagua, La Paz,…
Tehuantepec, Diocese of(TEHUANTEPEC, DIOCESI DI)Vol. XI, p. 1129 TEHUANTEPEC, DIOCESI di. - City and diocese in the State of Oaxaca (Mexico). It has an area of 60,000 sq. km., with a population of 550,000 inhabitants, of…
TeiaVol. XI, p. 1129 TEIA. - Last king of the Ostrogoths in Italy. When the energetic and fortunate king Totila, who had wrested almost all Italy from Byzantine rule, fell killed…
Tekakwitha, Caterina, Venerable(TEKAKWITHA, CATERINA, VENERABILE)Vol. XI, p. 1129 TEKAKWITHA, CATERINA, venerable. - Indian virgin, b. in 1656 at Ossernenon, an Iroquois village near present-day Albany (where, a decade earlier, the Jesuit…
Tel Abhibh(TEL' ABHIBH)Vol. XI, p. 1130 TEL' ABHIBH. - Centre of Jewish deportees in Babylonia (Ez. 3, 15). The Hebrew term means “hill of the ear of corn,” alluding to the fertility of the soil. It…
Teleology(TELEOLOGIA)Vol. XI, p. 1130 TELEOLOGIA. — From τέλος, end, and λόγος, discourse, it denotes the science of ends. The term goes back to Ch. Wolff (Philosophia rationalis sive logica, §…
Telephachus, Saint, Martyr(TELEMACO, SANTO, MARTIRE)Vol. XI, p. 1130 TELEMACO, santo, martire: v. ALMACHO, santo, martire.
Telesforo of Cosenza(TELESFORO DI COSENZA)Vol. XI, p. 1132 TELESFORO di COSENZA. — An enigmatic writer, who occupies a notable place in the pseudo-prophetic literature that claimed to draw upon the authority of…
Telesia (Cerreto Sannita), Diocese of(TELESE (CERRETO SANNITA), DIOCESI DI)Vol. XI, p. 1131 TELESE (CERRETO SANNITA), DIOCESE of. — City and diocese in the province of Benevento, with an area of over 414 sq. km.; it has a population of 59,200…
Telesio, BernardinoVol. XI, p. 1133 TELESIO, BERNARDINO. — Philosopher, born at Cosenza in 1509, died there in 1588. In 1518 he went to Milan with his uncle Antonio, from whom he learned Latin…
Telesphorus, Pope, Saint, Martyr(TELESFORO, PAPA, SANTO, MARTIRE)Vol. XI, p. 1132 TELESFORO, POPE, saint, martyr. - S. Ireneo places him seventh after the Apostles and says that he ended his days with a “glorious martyrdom” (Ad. Haer., III,…
Telesthesia (Τῆλε = Lontano and Αἴσθησις = Sensibilità)(TELESTESIA (ΤΗ͂ΛΕ = LONTANO E ΑἼΣΘΗΣΙΣ = SENSIBILITÀ))Vol. XI, p. 1134 TELESTESIA (τῆλε = distant and αἴσθησις = sensitivity). – A term used to designate that particular form of direct clairvoyance in which the relationship of…
Television(TELEVISIONE)Vol. XI, p. 1134 TELEVISIONE - Pope Pius XII receives the technicians of French television in the Consistory Hall and witnesses a transmission experiment for the first time…
Television(TELEVISIONE)Vol. XI, p. 1134 TELEVISIONE. — It consists in the transmission and reproduction at a distance of moving images by means of electromagnetic waves. I. TECHNICAL ASPECTS AND…
Telšiai, Diocese of(TELSIAI, DIOCESI DI)Vol. XI, p. 1136 TELSIAI, DIOCESE of. — City and diocese in the Republic of Lithuania. It has an area of 15,000 sq. km, with a population of 401,306 inhabitants, of whom…
Temerarious Judgment(GIUDIZIO TEMERARIO)Vol. VI, p. 452 TEMERARIOUS JUDGMENT. - It is thinking ill of others without sufficient reason. It therefore includes two elements: a) the firm adherence of the mind to a…
Temperament(TEMPERAMENTO)Vol. XI, p. 1137 TEMPERAMENTO. – The functional synthesis of an individual, expressed by his most manifest and evident characteristic. In place of the four humors proposed by…
Temperance(TEMPERANZA)Vol. XI, p. 1137 TEMPERANZA. — A moral and cardinal virtue that moderates, according to the order of nature, tendencies, impulses, and actions—in a word, the appetites which,…
Tempesta, AntonioVol. XI, p. 1138 TEMPESTA, ANTONIO.—Painter, born in Florence in 1555, died in Rome in 1630. Pupil of Jan van der Straat and Santi di Tito. While still very young, he found…
Tempesti, Casimiro LiborioVol. XI, p. 1138 TEMPESTI, CASIMIRO LIBORIO. — Historian and ascetical writer of the Friars Minor Conventual, born in Florence toward the end of the seventeenth century, died…
Tempier, StefanoVol. XI, p. 1138 TEMPIER, STEFANO. - Bishop of Paris from 7 Oct. 1268 to 3 Sept. 1279. A native of Orléans, he had studied theology in Paris. A canon of Notre-Dame and then…
Tempio PausaniaVol. XI, p. 1143 TEMPIO PAUSANIA: v. AMPURIAS E TEMPIO, DIOCESI di.
Templars(TEMPLARI)Vol. XI, p. 1143 TEMPLARI. — The Order of the Temple owes its origin to Ugo di Payens, who persuaded a group of knights to go to Jerusalem in order to secure the passage of…
Temple(TEMPIO)Vol. XI, p. 1138 TEMPIO. - From a root tem (cf. Greek τέμνω) meaning "to cut, to delimit," it was among the Ro- (Alinari photo) TEMPESTA, ANTONIO - Il passaggio del Mar Rosso.…
Temple of Jerusalem(TEMPIO DI GERUSALEMME)Vol. XI, p. 1139 TEMPLE OF JERUSALEM. – A permanent sanctuary, the only one for the exercise of Israelite worship, conceived by King David and built by Solomon on Mount Moriah,…
Temporal(TEMPORALE)Vol. XI, p. 1149 TEMPORALE. - I. IN THE LATIN CHURCH. - That part of the liturgical year which, in the official books of the Latin Church, bears the title Proprium de tempore.…
Tempsa (Tempsa)Vol. XI, p. 1150 TEMPSA (TEMPSA). — Ancient diocese in Calabria. It was a colony of Magna Graecia, founded at the northern extremity of the Gulf of S. Eufemia, near Lampetia or…
Temptation(TENTAZIONE)Vol. XI, p. 1154 TENTAZIONE. – In general, this means an experiment, through words or deeds, to discover the virtues or defects of a thing or person. Considered in itself,…
Temptations of Jesus Christ(TENTAZIONI DI GESÙ CRISTO)Vol. XI, p. 1155 TENTAZIONI DI GESÙ CRISTO. - Jesus was tempted by Satan in the Judean desert, between Jericho, Jerusalem, and the Dead Sea. The exact location can no longer be…
Temuco, Diocese of(TEMUCO, DIOCESI DI)Vol. XI, p. 1151 TEMUCO, DIOCESE of. — City and diocese in the province of Malleco and part of that of Cautin in Chile (South America). It has an area of 19,544 sq. km. and a…
Tencin, PierreVol. XI, p. 1151 TENCIN, PIERRE - GUÉRIN de. - Cardinal, b. at Grenoble on 22 Aug. 1679, d. at Lyons on 2 March 1758. In 1721 he accompanied Card. de Bissy to Rome as…
Tendency to Delinquency(TENDENZA A DELINQUERE)Vol. XI, p. 1151 TENDENCY TO OFFEND. – The Italian Penal Code currently in force, departing from the conception of the classical school, which regarded the crime as an abstract…
Tenderini, Giovanni Francesco, Venerable(TENDERINI, GIOVANNI FRANCESCO, VENERABILE)Vol. XI, p. 1152 TENDERINI, GIOVANNI FRANCESCO, venerable. - Bishop of Civita Castellana and Orte, b. at Carrara on 17 Oct. 1668, d. on 1 March 1739 at Civita Castellana. He…
Tenerani, PietroVol. XI, p. 1152 TENERANI, PIETRO. — Sculptor, b. at Torrano near Carrara on 11 November 1789, d. at Rome on 14 December 1869. Introduced to art by his uncle Pietro Marchetti,…
TenerifeVol. XI, p. 1152 TENERIFE: v. SAN CRISTOFORO DELLA LAGUNA.
Teniers, DavidVol. XI, p. 1152 TENIERS, DAVID. — Painter, born in Antwerp on 15 December 1610, died in Brussels on 25 April 1690. A pupil of his father, he was recognized as a master in…
Tennyson, AlfredVol. XI, p. 1153 TENNYSON, ALFRED. - English poet, b. at Somersby on 6 Aug. 1809, d. in London on 6 Oct. 1892. He was the most distinguished and in every respect the most…
Tepic, Diocese of(TEPIC, DIOCESI DI)Vol. XI, p. 1196 TEPIC, DIOCESI di. - City and diocese of Mexico in the State of Nayarit, comprising the whole territory of Nayarit and some parishes of the State of Jalisco.…
Teramo and Atri, Diocese of(TERAMO E ATRI, DIOCESI DI)Vol. XI, p. 1196 TERAMO AND ATRI, DIOCESE OF. – Cities and dioceses in the province of Teramo in Abruzzo; the episcopal see is at Teramo; immediately subject to the Holy See.…
Teraphim(THERAPHIM)Vol. XII, p. 52 THERAPHIM. — Latin transcription (Vulgate) of the Hebrew tērāphim in Iudc. 17, 5; 18, 14.17; Os. 3, 4, which occurs, variously translated, in a further ten…
Teratology(TERATOLOGIA)Vol. XI, p. 1197 TERATOLOGY. - It is the science that studies monsters in their genesis and characteristics. A monster is defined as an individual that presents one or more…
Teresa Margaret of the Incarnation(TERESA MARGHERITA DELL'INCARNAZIONE)Vol. XI, p. 1201 TERESA MARGHERITA dell'INCARNAZIONE. - Discalced Carmelite, Princess Caterina Farnese, born in Piacenza to Odoardo and Margherita Medici, Dukes of Parma, on 5…
Teresa Margaret of the Sacred Heart, Saint(TERESA MARGHERITA DEL CUORE DI GESÙ, SANTA)Vol. XI, p. 1201 TERESA MARGHERITA of the HEART of JESUS, saint. — In the world Anna Maria Redi, niece of the physician-poet Francesco, born in Arezzo on 15 July 1747. Educated…
Teresa of Jesus Mary(TERESA DI GESÙ MARIA)Vol. XI, p. 1200 TERESA di GESÙ MARIA. — Discalced Carmelite, in the world Maria de Pineda y Zurita, born in Toledo on 1 October 1592, died at the Carmelite convent of Cuerva…
Teresa of Jesus, Saint(TERESA DI GESÙ, SANTA)Vol. XI, p. 1198 TERESA di GESÙ, saint. — Reformer of the Order of Carmel, mystical writer, in the world Teresa de Ahumada, born in Avila (Spain) on 29 March 1515, died on 4…
Teresa of Saint Augustine, Venerable(TERESA DI SANT'AGOSTINO, VENERABILE)Vol. XI, p. 1200 TERESA di SANT'AGOSTINO, venerable. - Discalced Carmelite, better known by the name Madame Louise de France, daughter of Luigi XV and Maria Leczinika, b. at…
Terlizzi, Diocese of(TERLIZZI, DIOCESI DI)Vol. XI, p. 1201 TERLIZZI, DIOCESE of: v. MOLFETTA, diocese of.
Term(TERMINE)Vol. XI, p. 1201 TERMINE. — It is a point in time from which the effects of a juridical act (v.) begin to occur (dies a quo), or at which they cease (dies ad quem). The t. is,…
TerminaliaVol. XI, p. 1201 TERMINALIA. — Feast of the god Terminus in Roman religion. Terminus means, in Latin, the boundary and, more specifically, the stone marking the boundary. In…
Terminism(TERMINISMO)Vol. XI, p. 1202 TERMINISMO: v. NOMINALISMO; OCCAM; SCOLASTICA.
Terminology(TERMOLOGIA)Vol. XI, p. 1205 TERMOLOGIA. – It is the branch of physics that systematically studies phenomena in which heat plays the predominant role. Everyone has some notion of heat…
Terminology of the Sacred Congregations and Tribunals of the Roman Curia(TERMINOLOGIA DELLE SACRE CONGREGAZIONI E TRIBUNALI DELLA CURIA ROMANA)Vol. XI, p. 1202 TERMINOLOGY OF THE SACRED CONGREGATIONS AND TRIBUNALS OF THE ROMAN CURIA. – In the Sacred Congregations and Tribunals of the Roman Curia, many formulae have…
Termoli, Diocese of(TERMOLI, DIOCESI DI)Vol. XI, p. 1204 TERMOLI, DIOCESI di. – City and diocese in the province of Campobasso in Molise. It has an area of 800 sq. km. and a population of 65,000 inhabitants, of whom…
Terni and Narni, Diocese of(TERNI E NARNI, DIOCESI DI)Vol. XI, p. 1206 TERNI AND NARNI, DIOCESES OF. — United sees, but distinct, immediately subject to the Holy See. T. is the provincial capital of Umbria, on the right bank of…
Terrabugio, GiuseppeVol. XI, p. 1208 TERRABUGIO, GIUSEPPE. – Musician, b. at Fiera di Primiero on 13 May 1842, d. there on 30 January 1933. He studied in Padua and subsequently perfected his…
Terracina, Diocese of(TERESINA, DIOCESI DI)Vol. XI, p. 1201 TERESINA, DIOCESE of. — Suffragan of S. Luiei del Maragnano, in the State of Piaui, Brazil. It has an area of 53,000 sq km, with a population of 347,697…
Terracina, Priverno and Sezze, Diocese of(TERRACINA, PRIVERNO E SEZZE, DIOCESI DI)Vol. XI, p. 1208 TERRACINA, PRIVERNO and SEZZE, DIOCESE of. — In Latium, in the province of Latina, immediately subject to the Holy See. T. has an area of 200 sq km and a…
Terralba, Diocese of(TERRALBA, DIOCESI DI)Vol. XI, p. 1209 TERRALBA, DIOCESE of: v. ALES E TERRALBA, diocese of.
Terrien, Jean-BaptisteVol. XI, p. 1214 TERRIEN, JEAN-BAPTISTE. - Jesuit, theologian, born at St. Laurent-des-Autels (Maine et Loire) on 26 Aug. 1832, died at Bellevue (Paris) on 5 Dec. 1903. Having…
Terriolatry(TERIOLATRIA)Vol. XI, p. 1201 TERIOLATRIA: v. ANIMALE, I. Nelle religioni non cristiane.
Territory of the State(TERRITORIO DELLO STATO)Vol. XI, p. 1215 TERRITORIO DELLO STATO. – It is disputed whether territory is to be regarded as an essential element of the State, but under positive Italian law an…
Terrorism(TERRORISMO)Vol. XI, p. 1215 TERRORISMO. — The term denotes a method of political action founded on the unrestrained use of violence, without regard for any moral law or any social or…
Tertiaries(TERZIARIE)Vol. XI, p. 1222 TERTIARIES. – Religious communities living according to the rules proper to the principal ancient Orders, which were already divided into two branches: First…
Tertius (ΤΈΡΤΙΟΣ, Tertius)(TERZIO (ΤΈΡΤΙΟΣ, TERTIUS))Vol. XI, p. 1225 TERZIO (Τέρτιος, Tertius). – A Christian of Corinth, disciple of St. Paul and his amanuensis for the Epistle to the Romans (Rom. 16:22). Probably converted by…
Tertullian(TERTULLIANO)Vol. XI, p. 1217 TERTULLIANO. — An apologist and polemicist, who lived in Carthage between approximately 160 and 220. He is one of the most prominent figures of Christian…
Tertullus (ΤΈΡΤΥΛΛΟΣ)(TERTULLO (ΤΈΡΤΥΛΛΟΣ))Vol. XI, p. 1221 TERTULLO (Τέρτυλλος). - An orator, chosen, because of his familiarity with Roman legal practice and the Greek language, as advocate for the Sanhedrin against…
Teruel, Diocese of(TERUEL, DIOCESI DI)Vol. XI, p. 1221 TERUEL, DIOCESE of. — Diocese and capital city of the province of the same name in Spain. It has an area of 6,200 sq. km. and a population of 85,650…
TerzaVol. XI, p. 1222 TERZA. - The canonical hour of the third hour of the day, corresponding to 9 a.m. It is the most solemn of the minor hours and precedes Solemn Mass on feast…
Terzago, NicolaVol. XI, p. 1222 TERZAGO, NICOLA. - Moral theologian and mystic, b. in Rome in 1679. Learned and pious, in 1721 he was appointed titular bishop of Samaria and auxiliary of…
TeseeVol. XII, p. 25 TESEE. - An Athenian festival celebrated on the 8th of the month of Pyanopsion (= 21 Oct.) in honor of Teseo (to whom the 8th of every month was sacred), and…
Teseo, AmbrogioVol. XII, p. 25 TESEO, AMBROGIO. - Orientalist, born at Albonese in Lomellina in 1469, died at Pavia in 1540. After attending the school of law at Pavia, he entered the…
Testament(TESTAMENTO)Vol. XII, p. 32 TESTAMENT. — It is the act by which a person disposes, for the time when he shall have ceased to live, of all or part of his property (Italian Civil Code, art.…
Testament in Sacred Scripture(TESTAMENTO NELLA SACRA SCRITTURA)Vol. XII, p. 34 TESTAMENT IN SACRED SCRIPTURE. — The term testamentum in the Vulgate often translates the Hebrew berith, which denotes both a pact between private individuals…
Testi di Freer(FREER, TESTI DI)Vol. V, p. 1057 FREER, TESTI by. — Greek biblical manuscripts (of the Septuagint and of the New Testament), belonging to the collection of Ch. L. F. (d. 25 September 1919) in…
Testi, FulvioVol. XII, p. 35 TESTI, FULVIO. – Political figure and poet, b. in Ferrara on 23 Aug. 1593, d. in Modena on 28 Aug. 1646. He served the Este Court in Modena; he sought and…
Tetrarch(TETRARCA)Vol. XII, p. 37 TETRARCH. - Originally, and according to the etymology, the head of one of the four regions of a province, or also one who shared command with three others;…
Tetzel, JohannVol. XII, p. 38 TETZEL, JOHANN. - Dominican preacher, b. at Pirna in 1465, d. at Leipzig on 11 Aug. 1519. Having become a Dominican after completing his theological studies,…
Teutonic Order(ORDINE TEUTONICO)Vol. IX, p. 170 ORDINE TEUTONICO: V. TEUTONICO, ORDINE.
Teutonic Order(TEUTONICO ORDINE)Vol. XII, p. 39 TEUTONIC ORDER. – The T. O., formerly Ordo equestris Teutonicus, also called Kreuzherren e Deutschherren, began in 1190 at Acre as a tent hospital established…
Texte und Untersuchungen zur Geschichte der altchristlichen Literatur(TEXTE UND UNTERSUCHUNGEN ZUR GESCHICHTE DER ALTSCHRISTLICHEN LITERATUR)Vol. XII, p. 39 TEXTE UND UNTERSUCHUNGEN ZUR GESCHICHTE DER ALTSCHRISTLICHEN LITERATUR. – A series of texts relating to the history of ancient Christian literature and of…
