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Dominican History Newsle1ter INSTITUTUM lllSTORICUM ORDINIS FRA1RUM PRAEDICATORUM DOMINICAN HISTORY NEWSLE1TER XVIII-XIX 2009-2010 Roma Angelicwn UniversityPress 2011 ISSN 1357-2806 Direttore responsabile: Carlo Longo Autorizzazione del Tribunale di Roma del 14.V.2012, n. 137/2012. INSTITUTUM HISTORICUM ORDINIS FRATRUM PRAEDICATORUM DOMINICAN HISTORY NEWSLETTER XVIII-XIX 2009-2010 edited by Carlo LONGO & Fabio SIMONELLI Roma Angelicum University Press 2011 Address Istituto Storico Domenicano, largo Angelicum, I-00184 ROMA [email protected] tel.: (+ 39) 0667021 fax.: (+39) 066702270 Administration Angelicum University Press, largo Angelicum, I-00184 ROMA [email protected] tel.: (+39) 066702439 Distribution Viella Libreria Editrice, via delle Alpi, 32 1-00198 ROMA [email protected] t tel.: (+39) 068417758 fax: (+39) 0685353960 PREMESSA Dopo un anno di assenza, dovuta a motivi tecnici, il nostro bollettino ritorna in volume doppio XVIII-XIX(2009-2010) e con una nuava impo­ stazione. Il contenuto di esso, infatti, è stato distribuito in sei sezioni, alcune delle quali suddivise a loro volta in molte parti. Una prima sezione contiene le notizie di cronaca, mentre la seconda segnala le tesi universitarie. Le opere edite in questi ultimi anni riguardanti la storia dell'ordine domenicano sono state raggruppate in opere generali - terza sezione-, in pubblicazioni che riguardino la storia delle istituzioni, divise geograficamente per continente, stato e località, - quarta sezione-, in scritti che trattino delle persone - quinta sezione - e, infine, dei movi­ menti devozionali e delle confraternite - sesta sezione -. Come da prassi si omette di citare le opere che riguardino il pensiero filosofico e teologico di Tommaso d'Aquino, segnalando solamente quanto concerna la sua bio­ grafia e il suo culto. Il primo indice contiene i temi di storiografia dome­ nicana riguardanti le istituzioni e le persone enumerate in tutte e sei le sezioni, il secondo gli autori dei singoli contributi, rimandando in entrambi i casi al numero progressivo dei paragrafi segnalato in neretto a chiusura di ognuno di essi. Siamo costretti data la mole del presente volume a rimandare alla prossima annata il ricordo dei molti membri o collaboratori deceduti in quest'ultimo biennio, fornendone biografia e bibliografia; ci sembra, però, doveroso, dedicare un affettuoso pensiero a fr. Pedro Bianco Garcia (1925- 20 I O), che per alcuni decenni a Roma con solerzia e maestria curò la distri­ buzione delle pubblicazioni dell'Istituto. La schematica rigidità degli strumenti informatici utilizzati nel corso della redazione, soprattutto quando le informazioni ricevute erano impre­ cise, può aver dato adito, nonostante le molte revisioni effettuate, a qual­ che equivoco onomastico, topico o cronico, spesso facilmente emendabile; in ogni caso di eventuali imprecisioni ci scusiamo con il lettore. Un rin­ graziamento, infine, a quanti hanno inviato segnalazioni o pubblicazioni, facilitando in questo modo il nostro lavoro di ricerca. C. L. - F. S. FOREWORD The Newsletter is back, after a year's absence causated by technical problems, with two volumes in one. We have also adopted a new structure with only six sections, some of which comprise numerous subdivisions. The first section is devoted to news about conferences and other events. The second contains reports of university dissertations. Recent publications concerning Dominican history are grouped under four headings: works of generai relevance (section III), works relating to the history of Dominicans institutions, arranged geographically by continent, country, and town or city (section IV), works dealing with individuai Dominicans (section V), and works on devotional movements and confraternities (section VI). Writings on the !ife or cult ofThomas Aquinas are included, but not those treating his philosophical and theological thought. The firstindex is a guide to topics covered by the works included in each section, the second lists the authors of these works; in both cases items are identified by the paragraph-numbers attached to item in the text. The size of the present issue obliges us to omit the remembrance of our many associates who have died in the past two years; biographical and bibliographical notes on them will feature in the next number of the Newsletter. Affectionate mention must, however, be made of Fray Pedro Bianco Garcia ( 1925-20 I O) who attended to the distribution of the Historical Institute's publications during his many decades in Rome with exemplary dedication and competence. The infexibility of the means of production employed in the preparation of the Newsletter may sometimes have given rise to ambiguities despite repeated checking, especially if the information we received was inexact. In most cases ambiguities concerning names, topics or events should be easily remedied, but we apologize for any Jack of precision the reader may stili encounter. Finally a word of thanks to ali those who have sent us information or publications; without their help our work would have been much harder. C. L. & F. S. 5 ABBREVIATIONES AD "Archivo dominicano" AFP "Archivum fratrum Praedicatorum" BAC "Biblioteca de autores cristianos" CT "Ciencia Tomista" DBF Dictionnaire de biographie française DHGE Dictionnaire d'histoire et de géographie ecc/ésiastiques DHN "Dominican History Newsletter" EdV "Escritos del Vedat" IDI "Informazioni domenicane internazionali" MéD "Mémoire Dominicaine" MIDÉO "Mélanges de l 'Institut dominicain d'études orientales du Caire" NDB Neue Deutsche Biographie PT "Przeglqd Tomistyczny" RAM "Rivista di ascetica e mistica" RSPhTh "Revue des Sciences philosophiques et théologiques" RThPhM = "Recherches de Théologie et Philosophie Médiévales" SPCT "Studi e problemi di critica testuale" TE "Teologia Espiritual" VS "Vida sobrenatural" 6 I NOTITIAE, CONVENTUS HISTORJCI, EXHIBITIONES 22-24.11.2007, Firenze. Seminario internazionale "Massimo il Greco, Firenze e l'umanesimo italiano". C. Bianca, La presenza greca ne/! 'Italia alla fine del XV secolo. R. Fubini, Firenze al tempo di Savonarola. L. Cinetli, Il convento di San Marco tra XV e XVI secolo. D. Speranzi, Michele Trivolis e Giano Lascaris. Appunti su manoscritti greci tra Corfù e Firenze. A.- E. N. Tachiaos, The Greek Monk and Scholar Maximos between Eastern and Western Religious Tradition. P. Scapecchi, Michele Trivoli e l'ambiente aldino tra Venezia e Firenze. Ch. Hannick, La réception de la culture antique dans /es oeuvres de Maxime le Grec. M. Garzaniti, Filologia e sacra scrittura in Massimo il Greco. G. A. Kazimova, The quotationsfrom Psa/ter in the works by Maxim the Greek. N. Sinicyna, Les oeuvres en slave de Maxime le Grec. 1) 15.2-18.4.2008, Genova. Ciclo di conferenze "Cosa cambia in Liguria dalla grande peste alla scoperta dell'America". Inter alia: I 5.2.2008, Costantino Gilardi, Gli insediamenti del! 'osser­ vanza domenicana. 2) 28.3.2008, Lucca. Conferenza. Loretta Vandi, I Libri della vita. Eufrasia Burlamacchi, una monaca miniatrice nel convento lucchese di San Domenico. La conferenza è stata corredata da una mostra di opere della monaca cinquecentesca, conservate presso la Biblioteca Statale di Lucca. 3) 20.6.2008, Roma. Seminar of the American Academy "The Saint between Manuscript and Print: Authors, Editors, Publishers, Readers, and the Phenomena of Sanctity in Europe, 1300-1600". Inter ali a: Stefano Dati' Aglio, «Tutti adorano fra Girolamo per santo». Savonarola's Presumed Sanctity in Manuscript and Printed Works of the Cinquecento. 4) 23-25.10.2008, Nice. "Les humanistes et l'Église. Pratiques cultu­ relles et échanges entre !es litterati la'ics et ecclésiastiques (Italie, début XIIIe-début XYie siècle)". Inter alia: Lucia Baroncini, Una riscrittura «umanistica» dalla Legenda Aurea: l'Istoria di san Clemente attribuita a Guido Gonzaga. Enninia 7 Irace, L'immagine della comunità letteraria nelle «ltalie» di Flavio Biondo e Leandro A/berti. 51 11-12.11.2008, Roma. Convegno internazionale "L'Aventino in età moderna. Dal Rinascimento a oggi". Inter alia: Sebastiano Roberto, Bernini e i "teatri" sacri nel cenobio domenicano di Santa Sabina. 6] 20-22.11.2008, Padova. Convegno "Si/ete theo/ogi in munere alieno. Alberico Gentili e la Seconda Scolastica". Inter alia: Annabel Brett, Territory and the ius peregrinandi: Domingo de Soto's De/iberation in the Cause of the Poor. Isabel Trujillo Pérez, Argomenti vecchi e nuovi sulla guerra. Una rivisitazione del ius belli in Francisco de Vitoria. Fausto Arici, Tommaso de Vio detto il Gaetano teologo del diritto e della politica. Merio Scattola, La sistematica del diritto nella dottrjna di Domingo de Solo. Simona Langella, // passaggio dal diritto oggettivo al diritto soggettivo in Francisco de Vitoria. 7] 3-6.12.2008, Lcuvcn. Schillebeeckx Symposium "Theology for the st 21 century. The enduring relevance of Edward Schillebeeckx for contemporary theology". Lieven Boeve, The Enduring Relevance of Edward Schillebeeck:x for Contempora,y Theology. Anthony Godzieba - Frederiek Depoortere, 'God ls New Each Moment ': The Question of God in Modernity. Vincent Miller - Ji.irgen Manemann, 'Everything Js Politics But Po/itics ls Not Eve1ything ': The Socia! Raie of Theology. Terrence Merrigan - Gemma T. Cruz, 'God Js Bigger Than Al! Religions Put Together ': Theology ojland the Dia/ogue Between the Religions. Kathleen McManus - Jean-Louis Souletie, 'Deus humanissimus ': Christology and Suffering. Joachim Sander - Oliver Davies, '/t Began With an Experience': Experience of Faith, Tradition and Hermeneutics. Mary-Catherine Hilkert - Mare
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