CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform Sint-Catharina Van Siena Zoals Gezien In Haar Brieven Boek 9781502405401

Table of Persons Addressed 6Introduction: St Catherine of Siena as Seen in Her Letters 8Chief Events in the Life of St. Catherine 21Brief Outline of Contemporary Public Events 23LettersTo Monna Alessa dei Saracini 27To Benincasa her brother, when he was in Florence 30To the Venerable Religious, Brother Antonio of Nizza 32To Monna Agnese, who was the wife of Messer Orso Malavolti 35To Sister Eugenia, her niece at the Convent of St. Agnes of Montepulciano 41To Nanna, daughter of Benincasa, a little maid, her niece 46Letters on the Consecrated Life 49To Brother William of England 51To Daniella of Orvieto, Clothed with the Habit of St. Dominic 55To Monna Agnese, wife of Francesco, a tailor of Florence 59Letters in response to certain criticisms 60To Monna Orsa, wife of Bartolo Usimbardi, and to Monna Agnese 61To a Religious man in Florence, who was shocked at her Ascetic Practices 62To Brother Bartolomeo Dominici 63To Brother Matteo di Francesco Tolomei 66To a Mantellata of Saint Dominic, called Catarina di Scetto 71Letters To Neri di Landoccio dei Pagliaresi 73To Monna Giovanna and her other daughters in Siena 76To Messer John, the Soldier of Fortune 78To Monna Colomba in Lucca 80To Brother Raimondo of Capua, of the Order of the Preachers 83To Gregory XI 87To Gregory XI 94To Gregory XI 98To Brother Raimondo of Capua, at Avignon 101To Catarina of the Hospital, and Giovanna di Capo 105To Sister Daniella of Orvieto 108To Brother Raimondo of Capua, and to Master John III 116To Sister Bartolomea della Seta 119To Gregory XI 123To the King of France 125Letters to Florence 128To the Eight of War chosen by the Commune of Florence 129To Buonaccorso di Lapo: written when the Saint was at Avignon 131To Gregory XI 133To Monna Lapa, her mother, before she returned from Avignon 138To Monna Giovanna di Corrado Maconi 140To Messer Ristoro Canigiani 143To the Anziani and Consuls and Gonfalonieri of Bologna 152To Nicholas of Osimo 155To Misser Lorenzo del Pino of Bologna, Doctor in Decretals 160Letters written from Rocca D’Orcia 164To Monna Lapa, her mother, and to Monna Cecca 165To Monna Catarina of the Hospital, and to Giovanna di Capo 166To Monna Alessa, clothed with the Habit of Saint Dominic 168To Gregory XI 170To Raimondo of Capua 172To Urban VI 177To her spiritual children in Siena 181To Brother William and to Messer Matteo of the Misericordia 182To Sano di Maco, and to all her other sons in Siena 183To Brother Raimondo of Capua 187To Urban VI 189To Don Giovanni of the Cells of Vallombrosa 192Letters announcing peace 195To Monna Alessa, when the Saint was at Florence 196To Sano di Maco, and to the other sons in Christ 197To three Italian Cardinals 198To Giovanna, Queen of Naples 205To Sister Daniella of Orvieto 212To Stefano Maconi 216To certain holy hermits who had been invited to Rome by the Pope 222To Brother William of England, and to Brother Antonio of Nizza 223To Brother Andrea of Lucca, Brother Baldo, and Brother Lando 224To Brother Antonio of Nizza 226To Queen Giovanna of Naples 228To Brother Raimondo of the Preaching Order, when he was in Genoa 233 To Urban VI 240Letters describing the experience preceding death 243To Master Raimondo of Capua 246To Master Raimondo of Capua, of the Order of the Preachers 249