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<p> a French theologian, was. born at Graveson, near Avignon, July 13, 1670. HIe joined the order of the [[Dominicans]] at the [[Convent]] of [[Aries]] at the age of sixteen, and studied theology at the | Ignace Hyacinthe Amat De Graveson <ref name="term_42208" /> | ||
==References == | <p> a French theologian, was. born at Graveson, near Avignon, July 13, 1670. HIe joined the order of the [[Dominicans]] at the [[Convent]] of [[Aries]] at the age of sixteen, and studied theology at the College of St. Jacqlles, at Paris. He was made doctor in the Sorbonne, taught in the convent at Aries, went to Rome, refused the first chair in theology in the University of Turin, and returned to Arles, where he died, July 26, 1733. His works have been collected under the title of [[Opera]] Omnia (Venice, 1740). See Hoefer, Nouv. Biog. Generale, s.v. </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:36, 15 October 2021
Ignace Hyacinthe Amat De Graveson [1]
a French theologian, was. born at Graveson, near Avignon, July 13, 1670. HIe joined the order of the Dominicans at the Convent of Aries at the age of sixteen, and studied theology at the College of St. Jacqlles, at Paris. He was made doctor in the Sorbonne, taught in the convent at Aries, went to Rome, refused the first chair in theology in the University of Turin, and returned to Arles, where he died, July 26, 1733. His works have been collected under the title of Opera Omnia (Venice, 1740). See Hoefer, Nouv. Biog. Generale, s.v.
