Chronica Seraphica ......

Chronica Seraphica offers a detailed historical account related to the Franciscan order in Spain. Written in Spanish, this chronicle likely provides insights into the activities, events, and significant figures associated with the Franciscan order during a specific historical period. The book likely explores the religious, social, and cultural contexts in which the Franciscans operated, offering a valuable primary source for researchers and readers interested in the history of the Catholic Church and the Franciscan order.
Authored by Eusebio González de Torres and Damián Cornejo, both members of the Franciscan Order (O.F.M.), the Chronica Seraphica promises an authoritative perspective. It may include biographical information, descriptions of important Franciscan sites, and analysis of the order's role in Spanish society.
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