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Agostino Oreggi (1577 – 12 July 1635) was a
Catholic theologian and cardinal. As
personal theologian of Pope
Urban VIII, he was
involved in the Galileo...
- De Francesco [it] as
Marzio Oreggi. a
powerful cardinal supporting the
witch hunting Paolo Bernardini [it] as
Marzio Oreggi during his youth.
Gaetano Aronica:...
- torture. A
panel of theologians,
consisting of
Melchior Inchofer,
Agostino Oreggi and
Zaccaria Pasqualigo,
reported on the Dialogue.
Their opinions were strongly...
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Benevento In
office 1616–1633
Predecessor Pompeio Arrigoni Successor Agostino Oreggi Orders Ordination 8
August 1604 by Leonard Abel
Consecration 10
August 1604...
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Archbishop of
Amasea (1633);
Torquato Perotti,
Bishop of
Amelia (1633);
Agostino Oreggi (Oregius),
Archbishop of
Benevento (1633);
Benedetto Ubaldi,
Bishop of Perugia...
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Zacchia (1626.02.09 – 1629.09.17),
Vezzano Ligure,
Republic of
Genoa Agostino Oreggi (1634.01.09 – 1635.07.12),
Italian Carlo de’
Medici (1644.12.12 – 1645.03...
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three theologians appointed to ****ess the work, the
others being Agostino Oreggi and
Zaccaria Pasqualigo. Inchofer's
lengthy report concluded that the Dialogue...
- cardinal-priest of S.
Lorenzo in
Lucina (11
October 1666), † 11 July 1667
Agostino Oreggi – cardinal-priest of S.
Sisto (received the
title on 9
January 1634), †...
- have been inspired, it is said, by a
similar treatise of
Oregius (Agostino
Oreggi, Cardinal), as Zöckler maintains, or by the
Confessio catholica of John...
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Conversano (1632);
Alessandro Gallo,
Bishop of M****a
Lubrense (1632);
Agostino Oreggi,
Archbishop of
Benevento (1633);
Benedetto Ubaldi,
Bishop of
Perugia (1634);...
