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Beaulieu, Sinmon de a French prelate, was a native of Beaulieu in Champaign. He was at first archdeacon of Chartres and Poitiers, then canon of Bourges and of St. Martin of Tours, and was elected archbishop of Bonrges. Boniface VIII. appointed him cardinal, and made him his legate to France and England. He held a … Continue reading “Beaulieu, Sinmon de”

Beaulieu, Luke de an English clergyman, was chaplain to Lord Jeffries; became prebendary of London in 1686, and prebendary of Gloucester in 1687. He died in May, 1723. His Theological Works were published in 1674-1706. See Allibone, Dict. of Brit. and Amer. Authors, s.v.; Le Neve, Fasti. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Beaulieu, Louis le Blanc de a French minister and professor of theology at the Calvinist Academy of Sedan, was born, in 1614, at Beaulieu, a small city of Lower Limousin. He was noted for the wisdom of his principles and for his conciliatory spirit. He. was twice chosen-first by the marshal of Fabert, and then … Continue reading “Beaulieu, Louis le Blanc de”

Beaulieu, Eustory (Or Hector) De a French poet and theologian, a native of Beaulieu (Lower Limousin), wrote in the early half of the 16th century. He was sluccessively organist of the cathedral, comedian, Catholic priest, and Protestant minister. He wrote, Doctrine et Instruction des Filles Chratiennes Desirant Vivre selon la Parole de Dieu, avec la … Continue reading “Beaulieu, Eustory (Or Hector) De”

Beaulieu Abbey (abbatia quae vocitatur Bellus Locus) Beaulieu Abbey was a Cistercian house in Hampshire, one of the three monasteries founded by King John (c. 1204) and peopled by thirty monks from Cîteaux. The founder granted it a rich, if miscellaneous, endowment, including land in the New Forest, corn, money, one hundred and twenty cows, … Continue reading “Beaulieu Abbey”

Beaulieu Priory of the Valliscaulian Order, founded, 1230 , at Beauly, Scotland, by John Bisset of the Aird. It was transferred to the Cistercians , c.1460 , and rebuilt from the foundations by Robert Reid, Bishop of Orkney, when he became its commendatory prior in 1530. His arms (stag’s head with a crosier issuing from … Continue reading “Beaulieu”

Beaugrand, Martin a French theologian, was born at Troyes, in 1620, and died in 1698. He was for twenty-five.years director of the convent of the Ursulines of Troves, and published a resume of the doctrine of St. Augustine, entitled, Sanciti Augustini Doctrinoe Christianoe Praxis Catechistica (Troyes, 1678). See Hoefer, Nouv. Biog. Generale, s.v. Fuente: Cyclopedia … Continue reading “Beaugrand, Martin”

Beaugendre, Antoine a French Benedictine of the Society of St. Maur, and librarian of the abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Pres, was born in Paris in 1628. He published a. new edition, with notes, of the works of Hildebert, bishop of Mans, archbishop of Tours at the time of his death, and of Marbod, bishop of Rennes, which … Continue reading “Beaugendre, Antoine”

Beaufort, Pierre Roger de Reigned from 30 December 1370 to 27 March 1378 . Born in 1331 in the castle of Maumont, Limoges, France as Pierre Roger de Beaufort; died Rome, Italy . Canonist , theologian, and cardinal -deacon , he was ordained a priest one day before his consecration as pope . His policy … Continue reading “Beaufort, Pierre Roger de”

Beaufort, Lady Margaret (1441 -1509 ) Countess of Richmond and Derby daughter of John Beaufort, first Duke of Somerset, and mother of Henry VII. She was noted for piety and charity. A patroness of learning, she provided for readerships in divinity at Oxford and Cambridge, and refounded Christ’s College and Saint John’s College, Cambridge. She … Continue reading “Beaufort, Lady Margaret”