French physiologist. (1813-1878)

French ecclesiastic. (1588-1641)

Bishop of St. Hyacinth.

Italian hermit, monastic founder, d. 1348.

Canonist and bishop. (d. 1213)

Archdeacon of Aosta, preacher, founder of two hospices for travelers in dangerous Alpine passes (now named the Great St. Bernard and Little St. Bernard, after him), d. 1008.

Dominican theologian, controversialist, and Inquisitor. (d. 1535)

A canonist of the early thirteenth century.

A Benedictine monk of the first half of the twelfth century, poet, satirist, and hymn-writer, author of "On the Contempt of the World".

Article on the life and works of this twelfth-century Cistercian and Doctor of the Church.

Generally called Parmensis from his birthplace, Parma in Italy, a noted canonist of the thirteenth century.

Friar Minor Capuchin and Scotist theologian, born at Bologna, 17 December, 1701; died 19 February, 1768.

Friar Minor and chronicler, a native of Aquitaine, date of birth uncertain.

Bishop and Inquisitor. (1261-1331)

Spanish theologian. (1587-1642)

French composer. (1803-1869)

Capital of the German Empire and of the Kingdom of Prussia.

Bishop of Panama, b. at Berlanga in Spain, date uncertain; d. there 8 August, 1551.

Archbishop of Bordeaux. (1375-1457)

Dogmatic theologian. (1805-1881)

Mexican bibliographer, b. in Puebla, Mexico, 22 May, 1756; d. at Mexico, 23 March, 1817.

A titular see of Pontus Polemoniacus, in Asia Minor.

Confessor c. 1588.