| LC control no. | nr 94035338 |
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| Descriptive conventions | rda |
| Personal name heading | Domingo de Jesús María, 1559-1630 |
| Variant(s) | Domenico di Gesù Maria, 1559-1630 Domingo, de Jesús María, 1559-1630 Dominicus a Jesu Maria, 1559-1630 López, Domingo Ruzola, 1559-1630 López, Dominik Ruzola, 1559-1630 Ruzola, Domingo, 1559-1630 Ruzola, Domenico de, 1559-1630 Ruzola López, Domingo, 1559-1630 Ruzola López, Dominik, 1559-1630 Ruzzola, Domenico, 1559-1630 Ruzzola, Domingo, 1559-1630 Urrusolo, Domingo, 1559-1630 |
| Birth date | 1559-05-16 |
| Death date | 1630-02-16 |
| Place of birth | Calatayud (Spain) |
| Place of death | Vienna (Austria) |
| Affiliation | Catholic Church Carmelites Discalced Carmelites |
| Profession or occupation | Monks Clergy |
| Found in | Domenico di Gesù Maria, Ruzola (1559-1630), 1991: p. 9 (padre f. Domingo de Iesús María religioso carmelita descalzo) p. 37, etc. (Domenico de Ruzola; Domenico Ruzola; b. 5-16-1559 in Calatayud, Spain; entered Carmelite order ca. 1567 in Calatayud; sent to Italy in 1603; elected "preposito generale" of the Carmelites in Italy in 1617; d. 2-16-1630; Dominicus a Jesu Maria; Domingo Ruzola) P. Dominicus a Jesu Maria, 2022: title page (P. Dominicus a Jesu Maria) page 4 of cover (born 1559 in Calatayud, Spain; General of the Order of the Discalced Carmelites, 1617-1620; died 1630 in Vienna) page 24 (ordained priest at Tortosa at age 24) Wikipedia, viewed January 31, 2023: German Dominicus a Jesu Maria page (Dominicus a Jesu Maria OCD; birth name: Domingo Ruzola; born 16 May 155i9 in Calatayud; died 16 February 1630 i Vienna; Spanish Carmelite, prior, general of his order, founder of monasteries, and spiritual writer; joined carmelites between 1569 and 1571; transferred to the Discalced Carmelites in 1589; participated in the Battle of White Mountain (1620); earned reputation as charismatic; author of the work Sententiario spirituale, written in Italian) Czech Dominik à Jesu Maria page (Venerable Dominik à Jesu Maria; original name: Dominik (Domingo) Ruzola López; Carmelite monk and general of the order; active in Rome and Vienna; chief propagator of the cult of the Victorious Virgin Mary) Italian Domenico di Gesù Maria page (Domenico di Gesù Maria; secular name: Domenico Ruzzola) Spanish Domingo de Jesús María page (Domingo de Jesús Mária; original name: Domingo Ruzzola or Urrusolo) |
| Associated language | ita |
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