Fortunatus Hueber

Fortunatus Hueber (* November 21, 1639 in Neustadt an der Donau, † February 12, 1706 in Munich) was a German Franciscan ( OFM), historian and theologian.

He joined in 1654 the Franciscan Order and was preacher in 1671 in Freising, later he became Provincial General and General editor. In his capacity as Commissioner-General, he traveled to the Bohemian, Hungarian and Tyrolean province. When Prince Bishop Josef Clemens in Cologne, he worked as a personal advisor.

Works

Hueber left more than 20 works, excerpts:

  • " Menologium Franciscanum " (Munich, 1698 ), the calendar of saints of the Franciscan
  • " Libellus de Thesium mirabilibus operibus Domini " (Munich, 1665)
  • "Homo primus et secundus in mundum prolatus " (Munich, 1670 )
  • "Life of St.. Peter of Alcantara " (Munich, 1670 )
  • " Seraphic School of St. P. Alc. " (Munich, 1670 )
  • " Immortal Memory The excellent stories, saints Stifftungen and whimsical state changes, Which have the Bavarian high age imprinted The Dapfere, Mighty and through Leichhardt term Hölden From Thaurn, Andechs and Hohenwarth " ( Ingolstadt, 1670 ) digitized
  • " Ornithologia by discursus praedicabiles EXHIBITA " (Munich, 1678)

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