About Peregrine of Opole
Lived 1260 – 1335 (aged 74–75). Peregrine of Opole was a Polish preacher, friar and theologian.
Peregrine of Opole ( 1260 – ?) was a Silesian Dominican friar. He was twice elected a provincial of his Order and became designated an inquisitor of Wrocław by the pope John XXII.
His major literary achievement is his twofold collection of Latin sermons: Sermones de tempore (sermons on the feasts of the liturgical year) and Sermones de sanctis (sermons on feasts of particular saints).
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Who was Peregrine of Opole?
Polish Dominican theologien
When was Peregrine of Opole born?
Peregrine of Opole was born in 1260 in Opole.
When did Peregrine of Opole die?
Peregrine of Opole died in 1335 in Wrocław.
What was Peregrine of Opole's occupation?
Peregrine of Opole was a preacher, friar and theologian.
What nationality was Peregrine of Opole?
Peregrine of Opole was Polish.
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