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	Leo Allatius - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Leo Allatius (circa 1586 - January 19, 1669) was an energetic Greek Catholic scholar and theologian.
		Allatius was born in Chios around 1586, a distinctly Eastern Orthodox environment.
		Leo Allatius who was selected to transported the valuable collection to the Vatican Library.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Leo_Allatius (513 words)

	LEONE ALLACCI - LoveToKnow Article on LEONE ALLACCI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		[LEO ALLATIUS] (1586-1669), Greek scholar and theologian, was born in the island of Chios.
		His early years were passed in Calabria and at Rome, where he finally settled as teacher of Greek at the Greek college, at the same time devoting himself to the study of classics and theology.
		The main source of our knowledge of Allatius is the incomplete life by Stephanus Gradi, Leonis Allatii vita, published by Cardinal Mai, in Nova Bibliotheca Patrum.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /A/AL/ALLACCI_LEONE.htm (393 words)

	Leo Allatius
		Pope Gregory XV sent him to Germany, in 1622, to bring to Rome the Palatinate library of Heidelberg, which Maximilian had presented to the Pope in return for war subsidies, a task which he accomplished in the face of great difficulties.
		In the death of Gregory XV (1623) Allatius lost his principal patron; but with the support of influential churchmen, he continued his researches especially upon the Palatinate manuscripts.
		He laboured earnestly to effect the reconciliation of the Greek Church with that of Rome and to this end wrote his most important work, "De Ecclesiae Occidentalisatque Orientalis perpetua consensione" (Cologne, 1648), in which the points of agreement between the Churches are emphasized, while their differences are minimized.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/a/allatius,leo.html (358 words)

	Leo Africanus - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Leo Africanus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Leo Africanus was the Christianised name of Al-Hasan bin Muhammed al-Wazzan al-Fasi (Granada 1495?-1554?).
		While still a young man, he was captured by Christian pirates somewhere in the Mediterranean (either on the island of Djerba or Crete), and sold into the slavery.
		Leo is said to have died in 1554 in Tunis, having reconverted to Islam.
	www.encyclopedia-glossary.com /en/Leo-Africanus.html (354 words)

	Leo Allatius -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Such notions led to the final stipulations that the Uniate Church was not to be merged with the Roman Catholic Church but would retain its own hierarchical independence and traditional ritual.
		Leo Allatius who was selected to transported the valuable collection to the (Click link for more info and facts about Vatican Library) Vatican Library.
		Allatius died in (Capital and largest city of Italy; on the Tiber; seat of the Roman Catholic Church; formerly the capital of the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire) Rome in 1669.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/L/Le/Leo_Allatius.htm (544 words)

	HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Book 4 Chapter 05
		Pope Leo I. was the theological master-spirit who controlled the council of Chalcedon, and shaped the Orthodox formula concerning the two natures in the one person of Christ.
		The Greek church regards marriage as a sacrament, and a necessary means for the propagation of the race, but a second marriage is prohibited to the clergy, a third marriage is tolerated in laymen as a sort of legal concubinage, and a fourth is condemned as a sin and a scandal.
		Leo Allatius was a Greek convert to the Roman church, and found no fault with these cruelties against the church of his fathers; on the contrary he says: " Opus erat, effraenes propriaeque fidei rebelles et veritatis oppugnatores non exilio, sed ferro et igne in saniorem mentem reducere.
	www.godrules.net /library/history/history4ch05.htm (5712 words)

	HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH*
		It is, however, to be borne in mind that the object of the work was to mention only those books which had been read in the circle to which he and his brother belonged, during the absence of the latter; that it was hastily prepared, and was to have been followed by a second.
		When somewhat advanced in years he was sent by the Emperor Leo on a mission to the Cretan Arabs for the purpose, which was accomplished, of turning them from their proposed campaign against the Thessalonians.
		Leo Allatius: Diatriba de Psellis, in Migne, l.c., col. 477–536.
	www.renealegre.net /S/Schaff/History/4_ch14.htm (12916 words)

	The Catholic Encyclopedia - History of Dogmatic Theology
		In this long and bitter strife, the doctrine of Christ's person, of the Incarnation, and Redemption, and in connection herewith Mariology also, was placed on a sure and permanent foundation, from which the Church has never varied a hair's breadth in later ages.
		It seems providential, therefore, that Leo XIII in his Encyclical "Æterni Patris" (1879) restored the study of the Scholastics, especially of St. Thomas, in all higher Catholic schools, a measure which was again emphasized by Pope Pius X.
		In the midst of this universal reawakening the Vatican Council was held (1870), and the Encyclical of Pope Leo XIII on the value of Scholastic, especially Thomistic, philosophy and theology was issued (1879).
	www.jcsm.org /StudyCenter/Catholic_Encyclopedia/14588a.htm (9321 words)

	Pope Benedict XIV - Ex Quo - On the Euchologion - 1 March 1756
		They know that this is more than ten centuries old, since Leo Allatius testified that already in his day it was considered to be more than nine hundred years old by the greatest experts of his time: "The Barberini codex surpasses all the others in point of antiquity.
		But Leo (Pope Leo IX) would not consent: for the reciprocal pronouncement of the names of Patriarchs was practiced only among the equal sister sees of the eastern patriarchs, but never by the Roman see.
		Humbertus, Cardinal of Silva Candida, as Legate of Pope St. Leo IX at Constantinople, argued violently with the Greeks, but he openly admitted during the disputations that on this subject Latins and Greeks did not disagree since this practice was still observed in some Latin and Greek churches.
	www.catholic-forum.com /saints/pope0247m.htm (16162 words)

	HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Book 4 Chapter 14
		This voluminous author probably lived in Constantinople during the reigns of Leo the Philosopher (886-911) and Constantine Porphyrogenitus (911-959).931 He was the Imperial Secretary, High Chancellor and Master of the Palace.
		Leo Allatius: Diatriba de Psellis, in Migne, l.c., col. 477-536.
		Michael Psellus, the third of the five of that name mentioned by Allatius, was born of a consular and patrician family in Constantinople about 1020.
	www.godrules.net /library/history/history4ch14.htm (10696 words)

	Leo Allatius - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Leo Allatius (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Leo Allatius - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Leo Allatius.
		Here you will find more informations about Leo Allatius.
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	Allatae Sunt – Pope Benedict XIV – The Papal Library
		Since the Orientals are greatly devoted to their own Church Fathers, Leo Allatius and other notable theologians have studied the question carefully and have shown clearly that the more notable Fathers of the Greek and Latin Church fully agree on all points of doctrine; they specifically reject the errors which fetter the east now.
		When he had given him communion under the appearance of bread alone, he inquired of him as well as of other Ethiopians whether they in their own rite usually received the Eucharist under the appearance of bread alone, both on feast days and ordinary days and as viaticum for the dying.
		Since in the Greek Church of St. Athanasius in Rome there are many altars, Leo Allatius in his letter to Joannes Marinus De Templis Graecorum Recentiorum, no. 2 states with certainty that this church has no Greek form except the Bema or enclosure which separates the main altar from the rest of the church.
	www.saint-mike.org /library/Papal_Library/BenedictXIV/Encyclicals/Allatae_Sunt.html (13504 words)

	Unnatural Predators: Werewolves and Shape-Changers
		Allatius was born on the island of Chios in 1586 and had a distinguished career in the Roman Church, during which he travelled extensively.
		As a boy, he had witnessed the opening of a tomb of an alleged vampire at the Church of Saint Anthony, and this seems to have affected him profoundly: "the skin was stretched tight, hard, and livid...
		Allatius wrote that a vrykolakas was the corpse of a wicked person who had been possessed by a demon.
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	Study of the Greek Vrykolakas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The earliest mention of the vrykolakas is made by Leo Allatius in 1645 (by coincidence, possibly, his work was published just as all of Eastern Europe was about to explode into a century of its own vampire panics).
		Leo Allatius (Leone Allacci), De quorundam Graecorum Opinationibus, 1645: According to Allatius, the word vrykolakas derives from words meaning cesspool.
		Allatius claims to have witnessed the discovery of such a body in a tomb while a boy in Chios, but he does not say what was done with the body.
	users.net1plus.com /vyrdolak/vrykolak.htm (2707 words)

	LEO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Search the LEO Family Message Boards at Ancestry.com (if available).
		Search the LEO Family Resource Center at RootsWeb.com (if available).
		Find graves of people named LEO at Find-a-Grave.com (or add one that you know).
	www.worldhistory.com /surname/US/L/LEO.htm (73 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: St. Nilus
		John Chrysostom was patriarch, before his first exile (398-403), he directed Nilus in the study of Scripture and in works of piety (Nikephoros Kallistos, "hist.
		About the year 390 (Tillemont, "Mémoires", XIV, 190-91) or perhaps 404 (Leo Allatius, "De Nilis", 11-14), Nilus left his wife and one son and took the other, Theodulos, with him to Mount Sinai to be a monk.
		Eccl., XIV, xliv; LEO ALLATIUS, Diatriba de Nilis et eorum scriptis in his edition of the letters (Rome, 1668); TILLEMONT, Mémoires pour servir à l'histoire ecclésiastique, XIV (Paris, 1693-1713), 189-218; FABRICIUS-HARLES, Bibliotheca grœca, X (Hamburg, 1790-1809), 3-17; CEILLIER, Histoire générale des auteurs sacrés, XIII (Paris, 1729-1763), iii; FESSLER-JUNGMANN, Institutiones Patrologiœ, II (Innsbruck, 1896), ii, 108-128.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/11079b.htm (808 words)

	Ptolemy's Tetrabiblos: Preface (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		This Paraphrase of Proclus on the Tetrabiblos of Ptolemy was translated a few years ago by Leo Allatius, a Greek by birth, eminently skilled in the learning of his own nation, as well as in Latin literature, and already celebrated for other writings in both languages.
		So this offspring of Allatius, having, emerged from Rome, arrived at Venice, from whence it was forwarded to me by a certain great personage of illustrious rank, in order that I might cause it to be printed.
		In addition to the remarks made in the foregoing address regarding Leo Allatius, it may be observed that he was appointed Keeper of the Vatican Library by Pope Alexander VII, with whom he was in high favour.
	www.sacred-texts.com /astro/ptb/ptb03.htm (4794 words)

	The Making of the Catholic Encyclopedia (1917)
		Men of learning are also aware that several manuscript examples of the Greek Euchologion are preserved in the Vatican library, and that the Library of the Barberini has the famous, so called because it was brought there long ago from the monastery of St. Mark at Florence.
		It is a most accurate copy in square letters on parchment and was written more than nine hundred years ago in the opinion of those who are considered foremost in judging these matters." Learned men must also know of the precious codex preserved in the archive of the monastery of which is called the.
		This is how Leo Allatius rightly describes the entire ceremony in the prolegomena to Gabriel Naud's, p.
	www.clerus.org /clerus/dati/2000-12/22-999999/51.html (12671 words)

	Pope Benedict XIV - Allatae Sunt - On the Observance of Oriental Rites - 26 July 1755 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Saint Leo IX, however, did not respond in kind although he could readily have done so; rather than closing the Greek churches in Rome, he desired them to remain open.
		If it could be asserted with certainty that the Roman order published by Hittorpius was composed at the command of Pope Saint Gelasius, the ceremony of washing the altars on Holy Thursday would be almost as ancient in the Latin Church as it is in the Greek Church, since Gelasius died in 496.
		Since in the Greek Church of Saint Athanasius in Rome there are many altars, Leo Allatius in his letter to Joannes Marinus de Templis Graecorum recentiorum, no. 2 states with certainty that this church has no Greek form except the Bema or enclosure which separates the main altar from the rest of the church.
	www.catholic-forum.com /Saints/pope0247a.htm (12788 words)

	The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, by Edward Gibbon (chapter53)
		The Dromones of Leo, andc., are so clearly described with two tier of oars, that I must censure the version of Meursius and Fabricius, who pervert the sense by a blind attachment to the classic appellation of Triremes.
		But the seventh and eight centuries were a period of discord and darkness: the library was burnt, the college was abolished, the Iconoclasts are represented as the foes of antiquity; and a savage ignorance and contempt of letters has disgraced the princes of the Heraclean and Isaurian dynasties.
		At their head was the philosopher Leo, archbishop of Thessalonica: his profound skill in astronomy and the mathematics was admired by the strangers of the East; and this occult science was magnified by vulgar credulity, which modestly supposes that all knowledge superior to its own must be the effect of inspiration or magic.
	etext.library.adelaide.edu.au /g/gibbon/edward/g43d/chapter53.html (16721 words)

	Saturn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The riddle of the rings was not solved until 1655 by Christiaan Huygens, using a telescope much more powerful than the ones available to Galileo in his time.
		A contemporary theologian, Leo Allatius, suggested that the ring may be the foreskin of Jesus, ascended into the heavens.
		In 1675 Giovanni Domenico Cassini determined that Saturn's ring was actually composed of multiple smaller rings with gaps between them; the largest of these gaps was later named the Cassini Division.
	alas.matf.bg.ac.yu /~mr04069/prvi_seminarski/link.php?eng=Saturn (360 words)

	The Legend of Pope Joan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Pontificalis gives her reign as two years, one month and four days, while the author of the account in Marianus Scotus agrees with Martin of Troppau.
		mentions the letter of Pope Leo IX to Michael Cerularius, Patriarch of Constantinople, which protested against the consecration of eunuchs to the episcopate, and alluded to a rumor which had reached him that a woman had once been Patriarch.
		and Platina, the librarian of the Holy See under Sixtus IV, put her after Leo IV as the one hundred and sixth Pope.
	www.marysyellowstone.com /articles/output.php?dir=CW/Legend_of_Pope_Joan.htm&end=2 (2279 words)

	NPNF (V2-14) (xiv.iii.liii) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The Greeks therefore confess that the bread once offered and consecrated, is not to be consecrated anew on another day; but a new offering is made of what was before consecrated and presanctified: just as in the Latin Church the consecrated or presanctified bread of Maundy Thursday is offered on Good Friday.
		The Patriarch Michael of Constantinople is quoted by Leo Allatius as saying that “none of the mystic consecratory prayers are said over the presanctified gifts, but the priest only recites the prayer that he may be a worthy communicant.”
		Leo Allatius’s Dissertatio de Missa Præsanctificatorum should be read; an outline of the service as found in the Euchologion, and as reprinted by Renaudotius is as follows.
	www.ccel.org /ccel/schaff/npnf214.xiv.iii.liii.html (535 words)

	GameSpot Game Guides Presents: Vampire: The Masquerade Game Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Continue to the end of the hall and enter the final office, containing Father Leo Allatius.
		Father Leo isn't especially tough, especially if you brought some decent melee weapons from Prague.
		Your conversation with Leo opens a new quest that spans your entire stay.
	www.gamespot.com /gamespot/guides/pc/vampire/p6_03.html (505 words)

	X-Project: Early Roman Churches Reaction to Vampyres
		In 1645, Friar Leo Allatius published a document which brought up a reconsideration of the current view of vampyres.
		Twelve years later, Friar Francoise Richard published his document supporting Allatius' views.
		These documents basically stated that vampyrism was in deed the work of Satan, and Satan not only had the power to cause illusions of reanimated corpses, but could also reanimate the corpse.
	www.xprojectmagazine.com /archives/vampyre/vampchurch.html (375 words)

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	Vampires Thru The Ages
		Bathory is arrested for killing several hundred people and bathing in their blood.
		Leo Allatius finishes writing the first modern treatment of vampires, De Graecorum hodie quirumdam opinationabus.
		A German vampire text, De Masticatione Mortuorum, by Phillip Rohr is written.
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	Beards: Trimmed or Untrimmed? - Forums at EliYah's Home Page
		Ancient writer Leo Allatius said that the Greeks believed that evil spirits could lurk in a man's beard after departing from the dead.
		Let me say that this Leo Allatius may have written what you say, but it wouldn't have a bearing on the truth in the matter, seeing that he is definitely not Scripture.
		And I don't know who the ancient writer Leo Allatius was, but neither do I care as he was not a writer of Scripture & so is irrelavant on this subject.
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