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The poetry collection Truth: A Sequel. There are fourteen poems and an introduction to each of the fourteen. Truth contains poems that reveal important aspects of the. It is a compilation of poems written by Sivaram, a young graduate in the year 2013.
Jory has two collections of poems to his credit; Lambent Flames: Poems of. 29 Free Books. Music and Writing: Compassionate Poetics in the World of the 13th.Francisco de Asencio de Hoyos
Francisco de Asencio de Hoyos (1591–1667) was a Spanish Jesuit and writer of the Spanish Golden Age.
Born in Talavera de la Reina, Spain, on 1 May 1591, he was educated at the University of Salamanca, where he graduated with a licentiate in philosophy on 8 August 1615, and in theology on 7 June 1618. He was ordained a priest on 17 August 1617 and received the degree of Doctor of Canon Law (Doctor Canonum) on 6 June 1618.
From the 1630s until his death in Madrid, Spain, on 22 March 1667, he was a professor of rhetoric at the University of Salamanca, and was the author of many works of a philosophical, theological and scientific nature. Among the best known of his books are: "Reflexiones astronomicas, de verdad divina", "Explanación de la civil y ecclesiastica Doctrina de los Padres, en la que trata la universidad de Salamanca", "Doctrina de la alegoria y cantidad de los Tabernáculos", and "Poemas".
A biography of Francisco de Asencio de Hoyos was written in 1844 by Francisco Arnaiz, "Su vida y trabajos" (Madrid, 1844), and a critical edition of his works was ac619d1d87
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