Bernardino Faino correspondant des Bollandistes

Abstract After an adventurous life, Bernardino Faino (known as Faynus, 1597-1673) was ordained a priest in 1627, settled in Brescia, and devoted himself to research on religious history, particularly hagiography, publishing, among other works, a Mar-tyrologium Brixianum (1665). He provided the Bollandists with a wealth of infor-mation on Italian saints, as evidenced by the letters published here.

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Analecta Bollandiana
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1484/j.abol.5.154262
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Reformation and Early Modern Christianity
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Bernardino Faino correspondant des Bollandistes

Bernard Joassart
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Reformation and Early Modern Christianity
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Bernardino Faino correspondant des Bollandistes

Bernard Joassart
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Abstract

Abstract After an adventurous life, Bernardino Faino (known as Faynus, 1597-1673) was ordained a priest in 1627, settled in Brescia, and devoted himself to research on religious history, particularly hagiography, publishing, among other works, a Mar-tyrologium Brixianum (1665). He provided the Bollandists with a wealth of infor-mation on Italian saints, as evidenced by the letters published here.

Analecta BollandianaVol. 143(2)
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