- of the
first volume; by
Sarnano (Costanzo Torri,
Conciliatio omnium controversiarum etc. (1589– ). In many cases, the
differences are
mostly in the terminology...
-
sermons with the
Danish people.
Controversiarum sacrarum Pars I (1626)
Controversiarum sacrarum Pars II (1627)
Controversiarum sacrarum Pars III: Akropolis...
- ‘controvertidas’
Controversiae del médico
humanista Francisco Vallés:
Controversiarum medicarum et
philosophicarum libri decem 1556–1590».
Universidad de...
- the
Jesuit college in
Paris on 16
April 1620. Gordon's
works are:
Controversiarum Epitomes, in qua de quæstionibus
theologicis hac
nostra ætate controversis...
- de œ****enico
pontifice (1601);
Panstratia Catholica, seu
Corpus Controversiarum adversus Pontificios (Geneva, 1606); La
Honte de
Babylone (Sédan, 1612);...
- Meyer,
writing as
Theodorus Eleutherius, in 1705, in his
Historiae controversiarum de
divinae gratiae auxiliis.
CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA:
University of Padua...
-
Probably the most
famous of his
apologetical works was his
Enchiridion controversiarum præcipuarum
nostri temporis de
Religione (Cologne, 1585, 1587, 1589...
- (1715)
included a
posthumous Relatio historica de
origine et
progressu controversiarum in
foederato Belgio de praedestinatione.
Limborch also wrote: De veritate...
-
developed the art of
controversy and
taught it in his book :
Manuale controversiarum ****us
temporis published in
Wurzburg (1623), that went into more than...
- Santiago. He died in 1569 in Seville. He was a hidalgo. In his
treatise Controversiarum illustrium aliarumque usu
frequentium libri tres (Three
books of famous...
