Jacobus Pamelius

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Jacobus Pamelius

Jacques de Joigny de Pamèle ; Latinized: Jacobus Pamelius (born May 13, 1536 in Bruges , † September 19, 1587 in Mons , Belgium), was a Flemish Catholic theologian .

Life

He visited the Cistercian monastery in Namur and studied philosophy and theology in Leuven under Ruard Tapper and Jodocus Ravestein . He also attended lectures at the Sorbonne in Paris and Padua. In 1561 he was appointed canonicus at St. Donatian's Church in Bruges. Employment at St. Gudula in Brussels and St. Johannes in 's-Hertogenbosch (Herzogenbusch) followed later . In 1570 he was accepted by Remi Drieux , Bishop of Bruges, into the control commission of the "Index expurgatorius". After the Reformation reached Bruges, Pamelius was exiled to Saint-Omer in 1578 , where he became Archdeacon of Flanders in 1581 . In 1587 Philip II of Spain appointed him Bishop of Saint-Omer. However, Pamelius died in Mons before he could receive his certificates of appointment.

Pamelius wrote several works on liturgy and patristicism , including works on Tertullian and Cyprian of Carthage .

Works

  • Micrologus de ecclesiasticis observationibus , Antwerp 1565
  • Institutiones divinae (Cassiodorus) I , Antwerp 1566
  • Cyprian , Antwerp 1568
  • Liturgica Latinorum , 2 volumes, Cologne 1571. Digitized edition of the University and State Library Düsseldorf
  • Tertullian , Paris 1584
  • Relatio ad Belgii ordines de non admittendis una in republica diversarum religionum exercitiis , Antwerp 1589
  • Hrabanus Maurus , Cologne 1627

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personal data
SURNAME Pamelius, Jacobus
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Pamèle, Jacques de Joigny de
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Flemish Catholic theologian
DATE OF BIRTH May 13, 1536
PLACE OF BIRTH Bruges
DATE OF DEATH September 19, 1587
Place of death Mons