About Jeremiah Benettis
Lived 1709 – 1774 (aged 64–65). Jeremiah Benettis was a monk, writer and catholic theologian.
Jeremiah Benettis (died 1774) was an Italian writer and Friar Minor Capuchin.
He belonged to the Province of Piedmont in Italy, and wrote two historical treatises. The first, titled Chronica et critics historiæ sacrae et profanæ, deals with various astronomical questions and the religious rites and ceremonies of ancient peoples, and was written with a view to facilitate the study of the Bible. In the second work, titled Privilegiorum S. Petri vindicia, he gives a history of the primacy of the pope.
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Who was Jeremiah Benettis?
Italian writer
When was Jeremiah Benettis born?
Jeremiah Benettis was born in 1709 in Beinette.
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Jeremiah Benettis died in 1774.
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Jeremiah Benettis was a monk, writer and catholic theologian.
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