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Title: The Catholic encyclopedia (Volume 2); an international work of reference on the constitution, doctrine, discipline and history of the Catholic Church
Year: 1907 (1900s)
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Subjects: Catholic Church Theology Encyclopedias and dictionaries
Publisher: New York, R. Appleton
Contributing Library: Emory University, Pitts Theology Library
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ary,ix,s.3. .\s a physician he was greatly esteemed forhis skill, but more so for his kindliness of manner.His fame rests chiefly, however, on his tales. Theearliest of these, Die Beatushohle, written at theage of nineteen, while the author was still a medicalstudent, met with such extraordinary success amongall classes of readers that Bauberger published allhis subsequent tales as by the author of DieBeatushohle He drew his most successfulthemes from history and legend. His recognizedmodel for the spirit and tone of his stories wasChristoph Schmid. Bauberger also essayed lyrical and dramaticcompositions, but with indifferent success, for, alongwith much that is strong and beautiful, his versecontains more that is feeble and commonplace.His fame as a writer suffered no permanent eclipsefrom the inferiority of his poetry, for new tales,exhibiting all the charm of his early work, constantlyappeared to redeem his dramatic failures or half-successes. Baubergers literary activity continued
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« WD5 M <: ►4 £-< CO \e 1 M i 1 , BAUDEAU 351 BAUM6ARTNER unabated until his death. A list of his works printedduring his lifetime is found in Kehreins Lexiconder kath. Dichter, Volks- und Jugendschriftstellerini 19ten Jahrhundert (1872), I, 13, and a completelist of his posthumous works in the Allgemeinedeutsche Biographic, XLVI, 232 sqq.Heindle, Re-pertorixtTn der PMagogik. I, 34, Matthias Leimkuhlbr. Baudeau, Nicolas, Regular Canon and economist,b. at Amboise, France, 25 April, 1730; d. in 1792.He became a religious of the Abbey of Chancelade,near P6rigueux, and taught theology there for sometime. It was there that he wrote his Analyse deTouvrage du pape Benoit XIV sur les beatificationset canonisations (Paris, 1759), which was examinedand approved by the pope himself. It is found inMignes Theologiae Cursus Completus (tom. III).He was called to Paris by the Archbishop de Beau-mont and there he gave all his time to the study ofeconomics. In 1765 he found

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