- ISSN 1431-5955. JSTOR 25168702. In Latin: 1501 die II.o Julii.
Prefati omnes operarii et per tres
fabas nigras ex
relatu consulum deliberaverunt etc. (sic),...
- uni****
filium suum una ****
fratribus praedicatoribus,
messis dominicae operariis in
terra praedicta, ad te
specialiter destinavit,
attentius obsecrans...
- Scala, not far from Amalfi, Italy.
Thomas Falcoia, of the
Congregation Pii
Operarii,
formed a
community of nuns
there and gave them a rule.
Later he became...
- Gregorian. The
direction is
entrusted to the
Spanish Congregation of the
Operarii Diocesani. The
Pontifical North American College (Pontificio
Collegio Americano...
- lawyer. He was 33 when
under the
guidance of
Thomas Falcoia of the "Pii
Operarii" he
joined Saint Alphonsus Liguori, and was the
first clerical novice of...
- (procuratores),
mambours (mamburni), luminiers, gagers, provisores, vitrici,
operarii,
altirmanni etc. In the
councils of the
thirteenth century frequent mention...
- St.
Joseph Calasanctius of the
Mother of God (Latin:
Congregatio pro
operariis christianis a
Sancto Iosepho Calasantio) are a
Roman Catholic clerical...
- it was
composed of the Archdeacon, two Precentors, two Sacristans, two
Operarii, the Aumonier,
twelve Canons, and two
Vicarii perpetui;
there were twenty-four...
- Archaeology, vol. 35 (2000), pp. 64–68. Jones, E. D., "The
Spalding Priory Operarii in the
Thirteenth Century",
Nottingham Medieval Studies, vol. 65 (2001)...
