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Bernardus De Trillia SEE BERTRAND. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Bernays Jacob a very prominent German philologist and critic of the 19th century, was born in the year 1824, and was the son of a rabbi of Hamburg. He was educated first at the Johanneum, the famous grammarschool of his native city, and afterwards at the University of Bonn, then illustrious by the presence of … Continue reading “Bernays Jacob”

Bernardon Guillaume a French ecclesiastical writer, was born at Chalons upon the Saone. Before taking orders, he was advocate. He died Aug. 15, 1628, leaving, De l’Indifference sur le Devoir des Ecclesiastiques, et de la Residence qu’ils doivent aux Charges oiu ils sont appeles (Lyons, Pillehotte, 1622; 2d ed. Paris, 1625): Du Concours et de … Continue reading “Bernardon Guillaume”

Bernardo Pignatelli Reigned from 11 February 1145 to 8 July 1153 . Confessor of the faith; born in Montemagno, Italy as Bernardo Pignatelli; died at Tivoli, Italy . Cistercian , Abbot of Tre Fontane. He was elected pope , and forced to take up his residence at Viterbo, due to the violence of the Roman … Continue reading “Bernardo Pignatelli”

Bernardo Paganelli Reigned from 11 February 1145 to 8 July 1153 . Confessor of the faith; born in Montemagno, Italy as Bernardo Pignatelli; died at Tivoli, Italy . Cistercian , Abbot of Tre Fontane. He was elected pope , and forced to take up his residence at Viterbo, due to the violence of the Roman … Continue reading “Bernardo Paganelli”

Bernardo O’Higgins Patriot; son of Ambrose Bernard O’Higgins; born Chillan, Chile, 20 August 1778; died Lima, Peru, 24 October 1842. He took part in the revolutionary war against Spain, and was hailed as the liberator of Chile. Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary

Bernardo Circa SEE BERNARD OF PAVIA. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Bernardino de Sahagun Franciscan missionary and Aztec archaeologist. Born 1499 in Sahagun, Spain; died in 1590 in Mexico. He was one of the earliest missionaries to Mexico; became proficient in Aztec and, directed by his superior, compiled in Aztec a history of Aztec customs and legends in twelve manuscript books. He also compiled a grammar … Continue reading “Bernardino de Sahagun”

Bernardino di Betto di Biagio Pinturicchio Painter; born Perugia, Italy, 1454; died Siena, Italy, 1513. The pupil of Fiorenzo di Lorenzo, he assisted Perugino, 1482, in the decoration of the Sistine Chapel; the “Baptism of Christ” and the “Journey of Moses into Egypt” being generally attributed to him. His work was mainly fresco done in … Continue reading “Bernardino di Betto di Biagio Pinturicchio”

Bernardino Carvajal SEE BERNARD OF ESTREMADURA. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature