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Anthony, George a Protestant Episcopal clergyman, officiated in 1853 at Jamestown, R. I., serving St. Matthew’s Church, and continued so to do until the close of his life. He died in 1866. See Prot. His. Almanac, 1867, p. 101. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Anthony De Rosellis of Arezzo, about the year 1450 was made secretary of the Emperor Frederick III. He died at Padua in 1467, leaving a work entitled Monarchia, in five parts, on the powers of the emperor and the pope, in which he endeavors to show that the pope has not authority in temporal matters, … Continue reading “Anthony De Rosellis”

Anthony De Rampigollis (Antonius Rampelbgus), an Italian monk of the Order of Augustine Hermits and a doctor in theology, flourished at the beginning of the 15th century, and especially distinguished himself at the Council of Constance in 1418 by his disputations against the Hussites. He wrote, for the use of the young persons of his … Continue reading “Anthony De Rampigollis”

Anthony De Dominis SEE DOMINIS. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Anthony Daniel, Blessed Martyr (1601 -1648 ), born Dieppe, France ; died near Ontario, Canada . Having joined the Society of Jesus in 1621 , he arrived in Canada , 1632 , and was stationed at Cape Breton. He was sent to the Huron mission, Ihonatiria (1634-48), where he was slain in the Iroquois attack … Continue reading “Anthony Daniel, Blessed”

Anthony Baldinucci, Blessed Born on 19 June 1665 in Florence, Italy ; died on 6 November 1717 . Italian Jesuit missionary. He labored in the neighborhood of Frascati and Viterbo, Italy , his work being characterized by processions, during which Anthony and many of his flock scourged themselves with disciplines; his success was largely due … Continue reading “Anthony Baldinucci, Blessed”

Anthony St., the patriarch of Coenobites, and virtual founder of monasticism, was born A.D. 251, at Coma, in Egypt. His parents left him large possessions, but the words of our Lord to the rich young Tuler so impressed his mind that he sold his possessions, gave the money to the poor, and retired into the … Continue reading “Anthony (3)”

Anthoniez, John a native Wesleyan missionary, was born at Galle, Ceylon, Aug. 28, 1793. He was converted about the time of the commencement of the mission in Galle. His ministry was useful and zealous. He was a man of simplicity in his manners, yet powerful in his prayers and sermons. He died at Colombo, July … Continue reading “Anthoniez, John”

Anthon HENRY, D.D., a clergyman of the Protestant Episcopal Church, was born in New York city, in March, 1795. His father, Dr. G. C. Anthon, though a German by birth, was an officer in the British army, and settled in New York at the close of the 18th century. Henry Anthon, the son, was the … Continue reading “Anthon”

Anthologion (), in Latin, Florilegium, a term used figuratively, like the classical word Anthology (, floral discourse), literally a garland of flowers, hence a collection of short sentences from celebrated authors. It is the technical name of one of the Church books in use among the Greeks. It contains principally the offices which are sung … Continue reading “Anthologion”