Martí de Barcelona

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Martí de Barcelona was the religious name of the Catalan Capuchin Jaume Bagunyà i Casanovas ( Barcelona , around 1895 - Montcada i Reixac , 1936).

biography

He became a Capuchin and he went to the Capuchin Monastery of Sarrià . He was graduated in History at the University of Louvain , and from 1926 he was director of the magazine Estudis Franciscans (Franciscan Studies). In 1924 he published Història de la primacia de la seu de Tarragona (History of the primacy of Tarragona Cathedral) by Jaume Caresmar. He specialized in Francesc Eiximenis . Therefore he copied the Doctrina compendiosa in 1929. This work is attributed to Francesc Eiximenis, but it was later confirmed that this book was not written directly by Eiximenis, although it is shaped by Eiximenis' thoughts and teachings. Together with the Capuchins Norbert d'Ordal and Feliu de Tarragona, they also transcribed three hundred and fifty- two passages from the Terç (third volume) of Lo Crestià (1929–32). He also copied his interesting Ars Praedicandi Populo (Manual for Preaching to the People), which he discovered in Krakow . He also wrote various articles on medieval Catalan society and culture. He was murdered by the anarchists of the FAI at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War . He was beatified at the Barcelona Cathedral on November 21, 2015 along with other Capuchins who were also murdered during the persecution of religion in 1936.

Works

Editions of works by Francesc Eiximenis

  • Doctrina Compendiosa . Barcelona. Editorial Barcino. 1929. 157 p. (In Catalan)

Text and footnotes by Martí de Barcelona, ​​OFM Cap. “Els Nostres Clàssics”. Collection A, 24.

  • Terç del Crestià. Volume I . Barcelona. Editorial Barcino. 1929. 318 p. (In Catalan)

Text and footnotes by Martí de Barcelona and Norbert d'Ordal, OFM Cap. “Els nostres clàssics”. Collection B, 1.

  • Terç del Crestià. Volume II . Barcelona. Editorial Barcino. 1930. 302 p. (In Catalan)

Text and footnotes by Martí de Barcelona and Norbert d'Ordal, OFM Cap. “Els nostres clàssics”. Collection B, 2.

  • Terç del Crestià. Volume III . Barcelona. Editorial Barcino. 1932. 296 pp. (In Catalan)

Text and footnotes by Martí de Barcelona and Feliu de Tarragona, OFM Cap. “Els nostres clàssics”. Collection B, 4th

  • L'Ars Praedicandi de Fra Francesc Eiximenis . Martí de Barcelona, ​​OFM Cap. In Homenatge a Antoni Rubió i Lluch . Miscel lània d'Estudis Literaris, Històrics i Lingüístics. Volume II. Barcelona. 1936. 301-40. (in Latin. Introduction in Catalan)

Other works

  • Fra Francesc Eiximenis. OM (1340? -1409). La seva vida, els seus escrits, la seva personalitat literària . EF, XL. 1928. 437-500. (in Catalan)
  • L'Església i l'Estat segons Francesc Eiximenis (I) . Criterion, VII October-December 1931. 325-38. (in Catalan)
  • L'Església i l'Estat segons Francesc Eiximenis (II) . Criterion, VIII. 1932. 337-47. (in Catalan)
  • Notes descriptives dels manuscrits medievals de la Biblioteca Nacional de Madrid . EF, XLV. 1933. 337-404. (in Catalan)
  • Catalunya vista per Francesc Eiximenis . EF, XLVI. 1934. 79-97. (in Catalan)
  • Nous documents per a la biografia d'Arnau de Vilanova . AST XI. 1935. 85-128. (in Catalan)
  • Regesta de documents arnaldians coneguts . EF, XLVII. 1935. 261-300. (in Catalan)
  • La cultura catalana durant el regnat de Jaume II . EF XCI (1990): 213-295; XCII (1991), 127-245 and 383-492. (in Catalan)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Riera i Sans, Jaume. Fra Francesc Eiximenis no és l'autor de la Doctrina Compendiosa . Quaderns de Filologia de la Universitat de València, 1. 1984. 289-92. (in Catalan)
  2. ↑ The majority of the works listed below appear in Brines, Lluís . La Filosofia social i política de Francesc Eiximenis . Seville. Ed. Nova Edició. 2004. pp. 601-2, 640. (in Catalan)
personal data
SURNAME Martí de Barcelona
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Bagunyà i Casanovas, Jaume
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Catalan Capuchin
DATE OF BIRTH around 1895
PLACE OF BIRTH Barcelona
DATE OF DEATH 1936
Place of death Montcada i Reixac