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A native of England, from Patcham (Sussex), he joined the Friars Minor around 1250 and studied under Bonaventure at Paris. Regent master there (1269-71) and at Oxford (1271-74), later Minister...
The Poverello of Assisi, founder of the Friars Minor, collaborator of Clare of Assisi, and guide for brother and sister penitents, was an effective preacher, a composer of poetic texts...
This major series assembles a variety of documents and studies which help to reconstruct Franciscan history throughout the ages. The volumes include editions of hagiographical texts, chronicles, necrologies, constitutions, business...
Italian Franciscan scholar from Verona. From 1959 until his death a member of the Collegio S. Bonaventura at Quaracchi, Grottaferrata and Rome, collaborating in the editions of Bernardine of Siena,...
Originally from England, he studied at Paris and began teaching there early in the second decade of the 13th century, introducing the Sentences of Peter Lombard as a fundamental reference...
Italian Franciscan from Bologna, who wrote extensively on the city’s medieval University. Collaborator in publishing the early volumes of Scotus (1938-1943), he joined the Collegio S. Bonaventura at Quaracchi, where...