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Antonius Agellius, C.R. or
Antonio Agellio (1532–1608) was
bishop of
Acerno and a
member of the Theatines, born in Sorrento. He was an
editor of the Clementine...
- with her life.
Another main
character is the
troubled young Christian Agellius, who
wants to
marry Callista. He is torn
between his
faith and his brother...
- 1493), a
Roman Catholic prelate,
Archbishop of
Sorrento 1480–1493
Antonius Agellius (1532 in
Sorrento – 1608),
Bishop of
Acerno and a
member of the Theatines...
- of the
Noctes Atticae commonly gave the author's name in the form of "
Agellius",
which is used by Priscian; Lactantius,
Servius and
Saint Augustine had...
- (monk), 5th-century AD Gr**** monk and
disciple of
Simeon Stylites Antonius Agellius (Antonio Agellio; 1532–1608),
Italian bishop Antonius Andreas (c.1280–1320)...
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other people as advisors:
Bartholomew Miranda,
Andrea Salvener,
Antonius Agellius,
Robert Bellarmine,
Bartholomew Valverde,
Lelio Landi,
Petrus Morinus,...
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continue to
exist in
order for the
causal series to
continue as such. — "
Agellius" (paraphrasing Feser), The
First Cause Argument Misunderstood His thinking...
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presidency of
Cardinal Carafa, and was
composed of
Flaminius Nobilius,
Antonius Agellius,
Lelio Landi,
Bartholomew Valverde, and
Petrus Morinus. They were helped...
