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Godfrey Henschen (also
Henskens or
Godefridus Henschenius in Latin), 21 June 1601 – 11
September 1681, was a
Jesuit hagiographer, one of the
first Bollandists...
- ****igned an ****istant,
Godfrey Henschenius (1601–81). The
first two
volumes of the Acta, by
Bollandus and
Henschenius, were
published in
Antwerp in 1643...
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sanctae Gudilae auctore Huberto on the
Latin Wikisource Bollandus J.,
Henschenius G., De S.
Gudila Virgine Bruxellis in Belgio, Acta
Sanctorum Januarii...
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given to London, as Amm.
Marcellinus mentions;
never to York, for
which Henschenius would have it to be
taken in this place,
because it was at that time...
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martyrs honoured in the
church on this day. Upon this
authority Henschenius, t. 2, Junij. p. 40,
doubts not but St.
Godeschalc and his companions...
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Roman and
other Martyrologies. See his
authentic life with the
notes of
Henschenius, Jun. t. 2. p. 126. Note 1.
Pepin of
Landen and St.
Arnold had shared...
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cities of Cleves ; and, it had a
representative in the council. Hence, as
Henschenius supposes, the
people of
Sonsbeck and of
Xanten might have been allied...
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revenged for
their brother’s death. One was a virgin,
called Tharba, whom
Henschenius and
Ruinart corruptly call, with the Gr****s, Pherbuta. Her
sister was...
- his companions, Carilippus, or Ciryppius,
Agapius and Eusebius. But as
Henschenius has shewn, this
story is made up of s****s of
legendary matter from various...
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meticulous research, only
grants him that of
priest and confessor.
Father Henschenius believes that
Saint Arnaud built a
monastery in Deurne, near Antwerp...
