Alfonso Salmeron
Spanish priest and scholar, theologian
Born
September 8th, 1515
510 years ago
Died
February 13th, 1585
440 years ago — 69 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Spain
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A prominent figure in the early Jesuit order, contributed significantly to theology and biblical scholarship. Played a crucial role in the Council of Trent and authored several important works, including 'Commentaria in Evangelium Matthaei'. Salmeron expressed theological interpretations and defended the Catholic faith during the Reformation period. His writings helped shape Jesuit education and scholarship in Europe.
Contributed to the Council of Trent
Authored 'Commentaria in Evangelium Matthaei'
Played a key role in Jesuit education
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