Thomas de Celano

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Thomas de Celano

Thomas de Celano (sive Thomas Celanensis; italice Tommaso da Celano; 1190 - 1260) poeta, scriptor, rerum gestarum scriptor, musicographus, hagiographus, presbyterque catholicus Italicus; frater Sancti Francisci.

Categoria operum

Vita

Fascicula

Data

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ISNI: 0000 0001 0911 562X • VIAF: 67706132 • GND: 119073978 • LCCN: n50011081 • BNF: 11926797v • SBN: CFIV073529 • CERL: cnp00951399

Opera

- Dies irae

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Thomas de Celano

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