Gabriel Vásquez
| Gabriel Vásquez | |
|---|---|
 Gabriel Vásquez S. J.: Sapientissimo.antecessori Theologiae Complutensis P. Gabrieli Vasquez e Societate lesu,.Sacri supremi Senatus Inquisitionis Hispaniae Censori. Biblioteca Nacional da Espanha | |
| Nascimento | Gabriel Vásquez y Mendoza 18 de junho de 1549 Belmonte |
| Morte | 30 de setembro de 1604 (55 anos) Alcalá de Henares |
| Cidadania | Espanha |
| Alma mater | |
| Ocupação | teólogo, professor universitário, filósofo |
| Religião | Igreja Católica |
Gabriel Vásquez (Villaescusa de Haro, Belmonte, Cuenca, 1549 ou 1551 - Alcalá de Henares, 23 de setembro de 1604) foi um teólogo religioso jesuíta espanhol, orador e moralista. Bento XIV chamou-o de "luminar" da teologia. Fez um estudo completo das obras de Santo Agostinho por quem professava uma grande devoção.[1]
Obras
- "Commentariorum ac disputationum S; "De cultu adorationis libri Tres et Disputationes duae contra errores Felicis et Elipandi"
- "De cultu adorationis libri tres et disputationes duae contra errores Felicis et Elipandi", Alcalá, 1594; Mainz, 1601, 1604
- "Commentariorum ac Disputationum in (partes) S. Thomae", Alcalá, 8 vols., 1598-1615. Later abridged editions were published at Alcalá, Ingolstadt, Vienna, and more complete ones at Lyons in 1620 and Antwerp in 1621
- "Paraphrases et compendiaria explicatio ad nonnullas Pauli Epistolas", Alcalá, 1612; Ingolstadt, 1613; Lyons, 1630. Vives undertook to print all his works, but only got as far as the first volume (Paris, 1905)
- "Disputationes metaphysicae desumptae ex variis locis suorum operum" (Madrid, 1617; Antwerp, 1618) compiled by Francisco Murcia de la Llana, comprises the philosophical questions dispersed throughout his works, and is a rare and exceptionally valuable book.
Alguns dos seus manuscritos são conservado na "Biblioteca Nacional de Madrid"
Bibliografia
- Juan Eusebio Nieremberg y Otin, Varones ilustres de la Compañía de Jesús, VIII (Bilbao, 1891), 355
- François Elesban de Guilhermy, Ménologe de la Compagnie de Jésus, Assistance d'Espagne, III (Paris, 1902), 111
- Southwell, Bibl. Script. (Rome, 1676), 271
- Zeferino González, Historia de la Filosofía , III (Madrid, 1866), 140
- Marcelino Menéndez y Pelayo, Historia de las ideas estéticas en España, II (Madrid, 1884), 207
- Carlos Sommervogel, Bibliothèque de la Compagnie de Jésus, VIII (Brussels, 1898), 513.
Referências
Ver também
Ligações externas
- O Nascimento da Ontologia Seleção de Ontologistas de 1560 a 1770.
- Biografia, New Advent Encyclopedia
Este artigo incorpora texto da Catholic Encyclopedia, publicação de 1913 em domínio público.
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