Nikolaus Casseder

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Nikolaus Casseder OFMCap (* 1767 ; † 1823 ) was a Roman Catholic priest and belonged to the order of the Capuchins .

Life

Nikolaus Casseder joined the order of the Capuchins in Bamberg. At the beginning of the 19th century, in keeping with the newly strengthened Catholic movement and its turn to medieval and mystical theology, he reissued some works by the old mystics of the Catholic Church.

Works

  • Seven smaller writings by St. Bonaventure, the Doctor of the Church. Frankfurt, Hermann, 1824
  • Johann Tauler's Following the Poor Life of Christ. Newly edited by Nikolaus Casseder. Frankfurt am Main, Hermann 1821 digitized
  • Following the poor life of Christ. After the original texts, edit again. u. Edited by Nikolaus Casseder, Lucerne: Anich, 1823
  • Johann Tauler's Medulla animae, or of the perfection of all virtues, with ten letters of the same content from St. John of the Cross, translated and edited by Nikolaus Casseder, Lucern, Anich, 1823
  • The venerable Albert the Great little golden book: How to cling to God, From d. Lat. by Nic. Casseder Cologne, Heberle, 1851
  • Writings of St. Macarius the Great from Egypt: after d. written by JG Pritius in 1698 in Leipzig. Latin edition, Bamberg, Kunz, 1819


personal data
SURNAME Casseder, Nicholas
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Roman Catholic priest and Capuchin
DATE OF BIRTH 1767
DATE OF DEATH 1823