Divković, Matija
Record IDcnp01314852
URIhttp://data.cerl.org/thesaurus/cnp01314852
Gendermale
Biographical Data1563 - 1631
Place of BirthJelaške
Last Edit2022-11-02
General Note
Prêtre franciscain. Fondateur de la littérature croate en Bosnie. Écrit aussi en latin. Note de regroupement par domaine: Langues (400). Note de regroupement par domaine: Religion (200).
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Further Biographical Data1563-1631
Intellectual ResponsibilityAuteur
Primary Language(s)Bosnisch, Latein
ActivityPersonen zu Literaturgeschichte (Schriftsteller) (12.2p) (sswd)
Personen zu Kirchengeschichte, Systematischer und Praktischer Theologie, Kirche und Konfession (3.6p) (sswd)
Mönch (gnd)
Schriftsteller (gnd)
Bosnischer Franziskaner
Geographic NoteBA (iso3166)
Bosnien-Herzegowina
Place of Activity
Place of BirthJelaške
Geburtsort
Place of DeathOlovo
Sterbeort Related Entries
See alsoFranziskaner
Affiliation
Names
HeadingDivković, Matija
used in: Integrated Authority File (GND), Germany
Divković, Matija
used in: Common Library Network (GBV), Göttingen (Germany); Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris
Variant NameDiv-Kovits, Matheas
Divkovig, Matie
Divković, Matei
Divković, Matie
Divković, Matthias
Diwkow, Matie
Divkovich, Matej
Divkovich, Matie
Fra Mattheo de Bossna
Italian
Sources
Found inLCAuth. — BnF Service langues slaves du Sud, 2015-11-28
Imprint SourcesBeside Divkovića vrhu evandelja nedjeljnieh priko svega godišta (Divković's Words on Sunday Gospel All Year Round). - 1616
Nauk krstjanski s mnoziemi stvari duhovniemi (Christian Doctrine with Many Spiritual Matters)
Nauk krstjanski za narod slovinski (Christian Doctrine for the Slavic People). - 1611
Sto čudesa aliti znamenja blažene i slavne Bogorodice (One Hundred Miracles or Signs of the Blessed and Glorious Virgin). - 1611
Nauk karstianski s mnoziemi stvari duhovniemi i vele bogoćlubniemi [bogoljubniemi] koi Nauk ot Ledezmona i Belarminova nauka u vedno stisnu, i složi i nieke stvari na sostavi bogoćlubni bogoslovac fra Matie Divković, 1621
Venise, Petro Maria Bertano / Matie Divković, 1611