Henry Stero

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Henry Stero foi um historiador do século XIV.[1]

Ele era um monge beneditino [Nota 1] de Altaich,[2][3] e floresceu até 1306. Suas obras foram:[3]

Seu estilo seguiu o espírito da era anterior, e ele escreveu, como todos os demais clérigos do século XIV, em latim; as crônicas escritas pelos leigos desta época, porém, foram escritas em alemão.[2]

Notas e referências

Notas

  1. Menzel não diz que ele era beneditino.

Referências

  1. Johann Lorenz Mosheim, An Ecclesiastical History, from the Birth of Christ to the Beginning of the Eighteenth Century: In which the Rise, Progress, and Variations of Church Power, are Considered in Their Connexion with the State of Learning and Philosophy, and the Political History of Europe During that Period, Volume 2 (1842), Chronological Tables, Century XIV, Profane Authors, p.580 [google books]
  2. a b Wolfgang Menzel, The history of Germany, tr. by mrs. G. Horrocks (1849), CLXIX. The Liberal Sciences, p.74 [google books]
  3. a b Louis Ellies Du Pin e William Wotton, A new history of ecclesiastical writers:: containing an account of the authors of the several books of the Old and New Testament; of the lives and writings of the primitive fathers; an abridgment and catalogue of their works; their various editions, and censures determining the genuine and spurious. Together with a judgment upon their style and doctrine. Also, a compendious history of the councils; with chronological tables of the whole, Volumes 11-13 (1699), 1305, p.137 [google books]