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ESCOBAR, Bartolomo de,
Spanish missionary, born in Seville, Spain, in 1562; died in Lima, Peru, in
1624. He belonged to one of the noblest families in Spain, and had immense
possessions, which he employed in works of charity. His religious zeal led him
to the West Indies, where be became a Jesuit and lived seventeen years. He
afterward went to Lima, Peru, where he spent the three years preceding his
death. His works are " Canciones de Christi testamento" (Lyons.
1617); "De Festis Domini" (Paris, 1624); "Super omnes Beatae Virginis
festivitates " (1624); and "De la Concepcion de Nuestra Señora" (Oviedo, 1622).
ESCOBAR, Bartolomo de, Spanish missionary, born in Seville, Spain, in 1562; died in Lima, Peru, in 1624. He belonged to one of the noblest families in Spain, and had immense possessions, which he employed in works of charity. His religious zeal led him to the West Indies, where be became a Jesuit and lived seventeen years. He afterward went to Lima, Peru, where he spent the three years preceding his death. His works are " Conciones de Christi testamento" (Lyons. 1617); "De Festis Domini" (Paris, 1624); "Super omnes Beatae Virginis festivitates " (1624); and " De la Concepcion de Nuestra SeiSora " (Oviedo, 1622).
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