Eugeni wa Toledo

Eugeni wa Toledo (alifariki Toledo, Hispania, 13 Novemba 657) alikuwa shemasi mkuu, halafu mmonaki na hatimaye askofu mkuu wa Toledo kuanzia mwaka 647^[1]^[2].

Alijitahidi kuboresha liturujia ya Toledo upande wa nyimbo^[3]. Pia aliandika mashairi na mengineyo^[4].

Tangu zamani anaheshimiwa kama mtakatifu.

Sikukuu yake inaadhimishwa kila mwaka tarehe ya kifo chake^[5].

Tazama pia

Tanbihi

↑ Julianus of Toledo. The Story of Wamba, CUA Press, 2005 ISBN 9780813214122
↑ McNeal, Mark. "Eugenius II (the Younger)." The Catholic Encyclopedia. Vol. 5. New York: Robert Appleton Company, 1909. 2 Apr. 2015
↑ http://www.santiebeati.it/dettaglio/93182
↑ His poems, though lacking polish and elegance, are full of fire, spirit, and poetic movement. His thought is solid, fertile, and gives evidence of a well-trained mind. Eugenius left two books in prose and verse, containing his poems on religious and secular subjects, his recension of the poem of Dracontius on "The Six days of Creation", to which he added a "Seventh Day", and a letter to King Chindaswith explaining the plan of the entire work. He also edited the metrical "Satisfactio" of Dracontius, an account of the writer's misfortunes. Of this work Bardenhewer says that it "underwent a substantial revision at the hands of Eugenius II, Bishop of Toledo, in keeping with the wish of the Visigothic King Chindaswith; not only were the poetical form and the theology of the poem affected by this treatment, but probably also its political sentiments. It is this revision that was usually printed as Dracontii Elegia, until the edition of Arévalo (Rome, 1791, 362-402, and 901-32) made known the original text". He also wrote a treatise on the Trinity probably against the Arian Visigoths. Ferrera mentions a letter of Eugenius to the king and one to Protasius, the Metropolitan of Tarragona, promising if possible to write a mass of St. Hippolytus and some festal sermons, but disclaiming the ability to equal his former productions. Eugenius left a scathing epitaph for King Chindaswith, who died in 653.
↑ Martyrologium Romanum

Vyanzo

Jacques Sirmond, Opera (Venice, 1728), II, 610;
Patrologia Latina, LXXXVII, 347-418;
Ferrara, History of Spain, ad ann. 647-658;
Gams, Kirchengesch. Spaniens (1874), II, 2, 132-35;
Michaud, Biog. Univ. (Paris, 1826).

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[1] Julianus of Toledo. The Story of Wamba, CUA Press, 2005 ISBN 9780813214122

[Mark-2] McNeal, Mark. "Eugenius II (the Younger)." The Catholic Encyclopedia. Vol. 5. New York: Robert Appleton Company, 1909. 2 Apr. 2015

[3] ttp://www.santiebeati.it/dettaglio/93182

[4] His poems, though lacking polish and elegance, are full of fire, spirit, and poetic movement. His thought is solid, fertile, and gives evidence of a well-trained mind. Eugenius left two books in prose and verse, containing his poems on religious and secular subjects, his recension of the poem of Dracontius on "The Six days of Creation", to which he added a "Seventh Day", and a letter to King Chindaswith explaining the plan of the entire work. He also edited the metrical "Satisfactio" of Dracontius, an account of the writer's misfortunes. Of this work Bardenhewer says that it "underwent a substantial revision at the hands of Eugenius II, Bishop of Toledo, in keeping with the wish of the Visigothic King Chindaswith; not only were the poetical form and the theology of the poem affected by this treatment, but probably also its political sentiments. It is this revision that was usually printed as Dracontii Elegia, until the edition of Arévalo (Rome, 1791, 362-402, and 901-32) made known the original text". He also wrote a treatise on the Trinity probably against the Arian Visigoths. Ferrera mentions a letter of Eugenius to the king and one to Protasius, the Metropolitan of Tarragona, promising if possible to write a mass of St. Hippolytus and some festal sermons, but disclaiming the ability to equal his former productions. Eugenius left a scathing epitaph for King Chindaswith, who died in 653.

[5] Martyrologium Romanum

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