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'''Ignaz Agricola''' (July 31, 1661 – January 23, 1729) was a German [[Jesuit]]. [[Category:17th-century German Jesuits]] ...

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...lo Belli''' (1742–1816) was an Italian poet and translator of contemporary German works. *''Della Messiade'' (1774), translated from the work in German of ''Der Messias'' by [[Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock|Friedrich Gottlieb Klo ...

'''Bartholomew Des Bosses''' <ref>The [[German National Library]] lists some fifteen variants in writings of his [http:// [[Category:Jesuits of the Spanish Netherlands]] ...

{{short description|German painter}} ...(September 26, 1708 [[Nejdek]] &ndash; October 6, 1780 [[Beijing]]), was a German-[[Bohemia]]n [[Jesuit]] [[missionary]] and painter. ...

...and cooperated with the royal commission in enforcing its provisions. The Jesuits withdrew, taking with them only their clothes and a few books; these were t ...n the year 1767'' in Latin. The book was translated into [[German language|German]] for the {{lang|de|Nachrichten von verschiedenen Ländern des spanischen A ...

{{short description|German Canon law jurist}} ...is Xavier Schmalzgrueber''' (9 October 1663 &ndash; 7 November 1735) was a German [[Jesuit]] canonist. ...

...n known as a Jesuit educator, writer, and translator. He spoke near-fluent German and translated [[William Shakespeare]]'s [[The Tempest]] into Hungarian. In [[Category:18th-century Hungarian Jesuits]] ...

...o his brief exile from Paris. It was translated into English, Italian, and German.<ref name="Gray Gosse 1885 p. 27">{{cite book ..., dogmatic, and practical. This [[catechism]], translated into Italian and German, went through many editions and was still in use in 1900. In his three come ...

...{{zh|v=鲍友管|t=鮑友管|p=Bào Yǒuguǎn}}; 30 October 1701 – 12 October 1771) was a German [[Jesuit]] Missionary. ...12 October 1771 in Beijing.{{sfn|Iraola|2007|p=219}} He was buried in the Jesuits' [[Zhalan Cemetery]] in Beijing. ...

{{Short description|German Jesuit theologian}} ...] theologian, and an opponent of [[Immanuel Kant]]. He was a member of the German Catholic Enlightenment. ...

{{Short description|German Jesuit missionary}} ...t''' (b. at [[Cologne]], 27 February 1714; died at [[Münster]] 1781) was a German [[Jesuit]] missionary in [[Chile]]. ...

{{Short description|German copperplate engraver and painter}} ...l Fiesinger''' or '''Flesinger''' (12 March 1723 – 21 February 1807) was a German engraver. ...

'''Anselm Eckart''' (4 August 1721 – 29 June 1809) was a German [[Society of Jesus|Jesuit]] missionary.<ref name=cathency>{{CathEncy|wstitl ...panions in prison. Upon the death of [[Joseph I of Portugal]] in 1777, the Jesuits' opponent [[Sebastião José de Carvalho e Melo, Marquis of Pombal]] fell i ...

...Peru, Bellecius became director of the Jesuit seminary at [[Porrentruy]] (German: Pruntrut) in the diocese of [[Basel]]. In 1750, he became professor of the ...orks were translated in many European languages including English, French, German, Italian, Spanish and Polish. The list below only gives the publication dat ...

...[Italian language|Italian]] at [[Venice]] (1793), and in [[German language|German]] at [[Vienna]] (1784). Various scholars have continued the history or have [[Category:18th-century French historians]] ...

...s been owned by the Gymnasiumsfonds des Stiftungsamtes Aschaffenburg. Some 18th-century panels showing the organisation's holdings are now in the [[:de:Stiftsmuseu ...

{{Short description|German Jesuit writer, exegete and Orientalist}} '''Ignatius von Weitenauer''' (November 1, 1709 – February 4, 1783) was a German [[Jesuit]] writer, [[exegesis|exegete]], and [[Oriental studies|Orientalist ...

...ienne}}, issued by A. Vromont, Brussels, 1893. It has been translated into German, Italian (six editions), Spanish, Flemish, Polish, and English, edited by [ ...umbers fourteen editions of the original. Translations have been made into German, Spanish Flemish, Italian, and six editions in Latin. ...

...American [[Roman Catholic]] [[Society of Jesus|Jesuit]]. He was the first German-American to be appointed bishop. In March 1787, Grässel was given charge of the German members of [[St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church (Philadelphia)|St. Mary's]] c ...