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Spanish Franciscans, including two martyrs. 2nd from Left: Fr. Aurelius Maiquez, OFM (d. August 4, 1926) Center: Fr. Franciscus Bernat, OFM (d. June 13, 1913). Shanxi, China.
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The architecture of creditions: Openness and otherness. [PDF]
Davies O.
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Franciscans in Sweden. Medieval remnants of Franciscan Activities
Item does not contain fulltextHenrik Roelvink Franciscans in Sweden. Medieval remnants of Franciscan Activities Assen:Van Gorcum ,1998 90 232 3377
Koldeweij, A.M.
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Catàleg dels pergamins del fons "Sant Celoni" de l'Arxiu Històric Provincial de Franciscans de Catalunya (segle XV) [PDF]
The present paper provides a summary of the contents of twenty-nine unknown documents from the “Arxiu Històric Provincial de Franciscans de Catalunya” (Barcelona), related to the town of Sant Celoni (Vallès Oriental, Catalonia), during the XVth Century ...
Marí i Brull, Gerard +1 more
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Archbishop Danilo II, 'Christian faith' and the franciscans [PDF]
While writing the biography of king Dragutin Nemanjić (1276-1282), Serbian archbishop Danilo II (1324-1337) names an interesting detail concerning Dragutin's religious policy, namely his struggle against heresy.
Cvitkovac Nemanja P.
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Infarcted Melanocytic Nevus With a Hair Tourniquet
Journal of Cutaneous Pathology, Volume 53, Issue 9, Page 762-764, September 2026.
Aashish Batheja +4 more
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CULTURE OF THE CROATIAN LANGUAGE IN THE PERIOD OF “KNJIGA OD USPOMENE” (1673-1784)
The article deals with culture of the Croatian language in the period when “Knjiga od uspomene” emerged. That is a literary work from Šibenik written with Bosnian Cyrillic script.
Josip Lisac
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THE CHURCH DIVIDED: THE DOMINICANS, FRANCISCANS, AND JESUITS AND THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CONTROVERSY IN SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY SPAIN [PDF]
Bowman, Hayley R. M. A., Purdue University, August 2015. The Church Divided: the Dominicans, Franciscans, and Jesuits and the Immaculate Conception Controversy in Seventeenth-Century Spain.
Bowman, Hayley Rae
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Kant’s Theory of Radical Evil and its Franciscan Forebears. [PDF]
Schumacher L.
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Painting named the Madonna of the Franciscans, by Murillo, [s.d.]
Photograph of a painting named the Madonna of the Franciscans, by Murillo, [s.d.]. Madonna appears to be standing on a cloud with cherubs pushing (or clinging onto?) the clouds at her feet.
Pierce, C.C. (Charles C.), 1861-1946
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