Beatrice of Nazareth (1200~ - 1268)
| Short name | Beatrice of Nazareth |
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| First name | Beatrice |
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| Alternative name | Beatrijs van Tienen , Beatrix van Aa , Beatrijs van Bloemendaal , Beatrix van Lier |
| Date of birth | 1200~ |
| Date of death | 1268 |
| Flourishing | - |
| Sex | Female |
| Place of birth | Belgium |
| Place of death | Belgium |
| Lived in | Belgium , Netherlands |
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| Related to | Ida de Nivelles |
| Bibliography | MENTIONED IN: - Ter Laan 1941 (DBNL) - G.P.M. Knuvelder, Beknopt handboek tot de geschiedenis der Nederlandse letterkunde. 1982 (10th ed.), p. 31: "Het oudste Nederlandse proza dat ons volledig werd overgeleverd en dat met zekerheid gedateerd kan worden, werd geschreven door B. van N.". - Van Bork en Verkruijsse 1985 (DBNL) - Lettres européennes (Dutch version 1994) I, 111. - De Jeu 171 - Lauwerkrans - see URL for pages about her in English-language version cf. - Scheepsma, in Van Dijk e.a., "I have heard about you" - The Life of Beatrice of Nazareth, transl. Roger DeGanck, Kalamazzo, Michigan, Cistercian Publications, 1991. |
| Provisional Notes | Brabant (now Belgium). One of the founders of Dutch spiritual literature. Copied manuscripts, particularly liturgical choir books. Wrote her diary which is the basis of her Vita. And an account of her mystical experiences : The Seven Manieren van Minne (français : Les sept degrés du saint amour ; English : The Seven Ways of Holy Love). (danskdp2018) jdg |
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| Religion / ideology | Catholic |
| Education | Convent education |
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| Spouse | Beatrijs van Tienen TEMP MARRIAGE |
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| Place(s) of Residence | Belgium , Netherlands |
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