Franz Macasius

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Franz Macasius , baptized name: Johannes Franciscus Macasius (baptized August 16, 1686 in St. Joachimsthal ; † May 10, 1733 in Prague ) was a Bohemian Jesuit , scholar and doctor of the three faculties at the Clementinum in Prague.

Life

Franz Macasius was a son of Johann Jacob Macasius and his wife Maria Barbara nee Schedlich. He entered the Society of Jesus in 1703 and taught the Latin classes at the Prague Clementinum for five years, one year of ethics and three years of world wisdom , four years of moral theology and six years of spiritual law. He was prefect of schools and doctor of the three faculties for two years. Macasius died in the Clementinum in 1733.

Publications

  • Pio-Marianum pro primo Virgineae Conceptionis diluculo a labis originalis umbra vindicando argumentum, ex oraculo apostolico S. Pii V. Pont. Maximi ... deductum 1728
  • Singulare Maternitatis Christi Beneficium, Personale Exemptionis à Labe Originali pro Deipara Privicium: Assumptum In Illibatae Conceptionis Marianae Argumentum; Atque Ante An [n] iversariam Juramenti de Im [m] aculata Dei Genitricis Conceptione instaurationem, Coram Senatu Populóq [ue] Academico Julio-Montano 1730
  • Manuale Theologico - Canonicum sponsabilibus quaestionibus et resolutionibus compendiose deductis. Olom 1730 et 1731 Pragae 1745
  • Jus ecclesiasticum commentarii in V. Libros decretialum Gregorii IX. illustratum. Prague 1749

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SURNAME Macasius, Franz
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Macasius, Johannes Franciscus (Latin name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Bohemian Jesuit, scholar and doctor of the three faculties at the Clementinum in Prague
DATE OF BIRTH baptized August 16, 1686
PLACE OF BIRTH St. Joachimsthal
DATE OF DEATH May 10, 1733
Place of death Prague