Thomas of Celano
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Thomas of Celano (chālä'nō), fl. 13th cent., Italian Franciscan friar. One of the first companions of St. Francis, he wrote the two principal lives of St. Francis, one for Gregory IX and the other for the minister general of the order. He was an early Franciscan missionary to Germany. He probably composed the sequence Dies irae and its celebrated plainsong.
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 | Dies Irae |
| Lamprecht von Regensburg (person) |
| 1255 (chronology) |
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Mentioned in
- Dies Irae
- Lamprecht von Regensburg (person)
- 1255 (chronology)
- O ignis spiritus Paraclitus, sequence (Classical Work)
- Missa pro defunctis, for 4 voices (Requiem Mass) (Classical Work)
- 1229 (chronology)
- hymn (in Christianity, music)
- Saint Francis (Italian theologian)
- Thomas of Celano
- Crescentius of Jesi
- March of Ancona
- Bernard of Quintavalle
- Greccio
- William Josiah Irons
