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Douceline of
Digne (c. 1215/1216 – 1274) was the
founder of the
Beguines of M****illes and the
subject of a vita that
survives today, The Life of Douceline...
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Beguinage of Paris,
founded before 1264,
housed as many as 400 women.
Douceline of
Digne (c. 1215–1274)
founded the
Beguine movement in M****ille; her...
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August -
Robert de Sorbon,
French theologian (born 1201) 1
September -
Douceline of Digne,
French nun and
Beguines of M****illes (born 1215) Hugh IV of...
- and that the
Lombards knew him as Hugh of Montepesulano. His sister,
Douceline of
Digne (ca. 1215-74), was the
founder of the
Beguines of M****illes...
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consist only of
series of letters,
diary entries,
poems and
short stories.
Douceline de
Digne c. 1215
France Hildegarde of
Bingen Founder of the
Beguines of...
- Almaricus, Amalricus,
Amauricus Mechthild of
Magdeburg (1210–1285 or 1295)
Douceline of
Digne (1214–1274)
Bonaventure of
Bagnoregio (1221–1274)
Joachim of...
- AD 379) and
Saint Vincent of Digne,
first and
second Bishops of Digne.
Douceline of Digne, (1214–1274)
founded the
Beguines of M****illes and
devoted her...
- 1899 — on Gallica. Jeux p****ionnés, Paris, P. Ollendorff, 1901.
Sainte Douceline, béguine de Provence : 1214-1274,
illustrated by
Pierre Girieud [fr],...
