L'enciclopedia Cattolica (Volume 9); un'opera internazionale di riferimento sulla costituzione, la dottrina, la disciplina e la storia della Chiesa Cattolica . Russia, Germania, Francia (Philadelphia, 1832); Colera Morbus, M6-Moire (Parigi, 1831). Le principali fonti di materiale per la sua vita sono le sue opere.Agnew, Baron Larrey (Philadelphia, 1861); Werner, Larrey, Bin Lebensbild (Berlino, 1885). Jambs J. Walsh. Larue, Charles de, b. 29 luglio, 1685 (alcuni dicono 12July, 1684), a Corbie, in Francia; d. 5 ottobre, 1739, atSt. Germain-des-Pres. Molto presto ha mostrato talentin lo studio oflanguages andsigns di un relig

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The Catholic encyclopedia (Volume 9); an international work of reference on the constitution, doctrine, discipline and history of the Catholic Church . Russia, Germany, France (Philadelphia, 1832); Cholera Morbus, M6-moire (Paris, 1831). The principal sources of material for his life are his works.Agnew, Baron Larrey (Philadelphia, 1861); Werner, Larrey, Bin Lebensbild (Berlin, 1885). JamBS J. WalSH. Larue, Charles de, b. 29 July, 1685 (some say 12July, 1684), at Corbie, in France; d. 5 Oct., 1739, atSt. Germain-des-Pres. Very early he displayed talentin the study oflanguages andsigns of a religiousvocation. Hetook the habit ofSt. Benedict inthe Abbey of St.Faro at Meaux, and made his re-ligious professionon 21 Nov., 1703.He then studiedphilosophy andtheology, and in1712 was sent toParis to assistDom Bernard deMontfaucon inhis literary workThe latter soonhad a true esti-mate of his youngassistant, and sethim to work atediting all theworks of Origen, except the Hexapla Larue workedwith energy; in 1725 printingwas begun, and eight yearslater two volumes appeared with a dedication to Pope(Element XII. In the preface Larue gives the various. LA RUE LA SALETTE opinions of earlier writers on Origen and his works, and states his reasons for making a new edition. Thefirst volume contains the letters of Origen (mostly infragments), the four books De principiis on prayer, an exhortation to martyrdom, and the eight booksagainst Colsus. To this is added De recta in Deumfide contra Marcionem, which had been published in1(174 under the name of Origen. Larue proves thatthis book and the books Contra haereses are falselyascribed to Origen. To each book Larue adds copiousexplanatory notes. In the preface to the second vol-ume is given an outline of the method followed byOrigen in explaining the Holy Scriptures; then followthe commentaries on the Pentateuch, Josue, Judges, Ruth, Kings, Job, and the Psalter. Larue had gath-ered material for two other volumes, but a stroke ofparalysis put an

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