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				Saint Francis Assisi Thomas of Celano, Rembrance-Desire of a Soul His Death and What He Did Before [1240-1245] Thomas of Celano "His Death and What He Did Before," chap. 163 in The Remembrance of the Desire of a Soul, reprinted in Francis of Assisi, Early Documents: The Founder (New York, New City Press: 1999; Google Books: Online Library of Free eBooks: Online Preview). The few days that remained to him before his passing he spent in praise of God, teaching his beloved companions how to praise Christ with him. As best he could, he broke out in this psalm, With my voice I cried to the Lord, With my voice I beseech the Lord. He also invited all creatures to the praise of God, and exhorted them to love by some words [Chronicle of the Creatures] which he had composed earlier. (Founder, 388)
	Animal Rights History Timeline: Medieval [c485-1450] Medieval Times-Dark Ages Old-Middle English Literary Period [1181/1882-1276] St. Francis Assisi, Saint Francis of Assisi [1220] Later Admonition and Exhortation [1225] Canticle of the Creatures [before 1226] The Undated Writings —Admonitions —Exhortation to the Praise of God —Praises to be Said at all the Hours Biography-Commentary-Reference [1228-1229] Thomas of Celano, First Life of Saint Francis VIII. The Church of San Damiano XIX. Watchfulness Over Brothers, Scorn for Himself, and True Humility XXI. Preaching to the Birds and the Obedience of Creatures XXVIII. Charity and Compassion for the Poor; Sheep and Lambs XXIX. Love Toward All Creatures for the Sake of the Creator XXX. The Manger He Made in Celebration of the Lord's Birthday [1228-1232] Julian of Speyer and Others, Divine Office of Saint Francis [1230-1232] Thomas of Celano, Legend for Use in the Choir [1230-1234] Cardinal Thomas of Capua, Laetabundus [1225-1235] Roger of Wendover, Flores Historiarum-The Preaching of Francis, Remarkable End of His Life [1225-1235] Roger of Wendover, Flores Historiarum-The Preaching of Francis, Remarkable End of His Life [1232-1235] Julian of Speyer, Life of Saint Francis VI. Keeping of Poverty, Abstinence; Rigor of His Life, How He Fled Praise VIII. How He Preached to the Birds, Dumb Animals Obedient to Him IX. His Love for All Creatures on Account of His Love for the Creator [1232-1239] Henri d' Avranches, The Versified Life of Saint Francis 7th Book: Teaching the Brothers to Pray, How He Strove in the World's Eyes to Be Vile 8th Book: His Speech to the Birds Song in Praise of Their Lord 9th Book: Chattering Swallows; What He Did for a Hare and a Fish 10th Book: His Pity for a Sheep, and His Rescue of Some Pitiable Lambs 11th Book: All Things to Praise God and Call Them His Brethren [1229-1240] Jacques de Vitry, Sermon I to the Lesser Brothers [1240-1245] Bartholomew of Trent, Liber epilogorum in gesta sanctorum, Life of Saint Francis [1245-1247] Thomas of Celano, Remembrance of Desire of a Soul 77. Sow and a Lamb 124. Saints Love for Creatures 125. Creatures Returned His Love 126. A Bird Nesting in His Hands 127. A Falcon 128. Bees 129. A Pheasant 130. A Cricket 132. His Compassion for the Sick 134. Compassion for Sick in Spirit 141. His Charity; Salvation of Souls 151. Devotion-Lord's Nativity 157. Preaching by Example 161. Lord's Promise for Suffering 163. Death and What He Did Before, [1250-1270] [1275-1365]						[1181/1882-1276] St. Francis Assisi, Saint Francis of Assisi [1220-1250] [1250-1252] Thomas of Celano, Treatise on Miracles of Saint Francis IV. Mastery Over Sensible Creatures —Brother Birds —Sister Swallows —A Little Water-Bird —Brother Fish —A Falcon's Friendship —Brother Pheasant —Sister Cricket —A Hare and a Rabbit —A Flock of Sheep —Larks V. Divine Mercy Always Responsible [1255] Bonaventura of Bagnoregio, Evening Sermon on Saint Francis Preached at Paris [1244-1260] Assisi Compilation 14. Flock of Larks Sing 80. Avoids Hypocrisy, Confessing 81. Abhors Hypocrisy, Eating-Clothing 83. Composed Canticle Brother Sun 86. Kindness of Creatures 88. Love for all Creatures 110. Consoled by Sister Cricket 118. Vision of Winged Seraph [1260-1263] Bonaventura of Bagnoregio, Minor Legend of Saint Francis III. Prerogatives of the Virtues V. Obedience of Creatures VII. Passing of Death [1260-1263] Bonaventura of Bagnoregio, Major Legend of Saint Francis 4. Progress of the Order Under His Hand and Confirmation of the Rule 5. Austerity of His Life and How Creatures Provided Him Comfort 6. Humility-Obedience 8. Piety-Irrational Creatures 9. Charity-Martyrdom 12. Preaching and Healing's 14. Patience and Passing in Death Here Begin Some of the Miracles Shown After His Death IV. Those Delivered from Shipwreck [1263] Bonaventura of Bagnoregio, Evening Sermon on Saint Francis, Preached at Paris [1263] Henri d' Avranches, The Versified Life of Saint Francis: Additions, Amplifications in Light of The Major Legend 7th Book: He Taught the Brothers to Pray; Confirmation of Rule; Spirit of Prophecy; His Many Virtues 9th Book: Creatures Obey Him and the Grace of Healing [1255-1264] Richer of Sens, A Chronicle of His Archdiocese [1255-1267] Jacopo de Voragine [James of Varazze], The Golden Legend: Life of St. Francis [1268] John the Prothonotary, A Liturgical Legend in the Tradition of the Friars Preacher [1250-1270] An Unknown Monk of of the Monastery of San Verecondo, The Passion of San Verecondo [1275-1365] Animal Rights History Timeline: Medieval [c485-1450] Medieval Times-Dark Ages Old-Middle English Literary Period [—Activists-Advocates-Authors] [—Medieval Prohibitions on Cruelty to Animals] [Abstinence from Animal Food] [Animal Rights Quotes] [Animal Rights Law] [Anti-Vivisection Quotes] [Humane Education, Teaching Children Kindness to Animals] [Hunting, Blood-Sports] [Poetry-Plays; Humane Poets] [Religion-Sermons] [Souls, Immortality, Future Life] [Humanity-Justice-Kindness] [Intelligence-Reason-Emotion] [Make Compassion the Fashion; Beauty-Feathers-Fur-Leather] [Quotes-Slavery of Animals] [Strait from the Horse's Mouth: Words from Animals Themselves] [Vegetarians-Vegans; Cruelty of Slaughter, Abstinence-Animals] A • B • C • D • E • F • G • H • I • J • K • L • M • N • O • P • Q • R • S • T • U • V • W • X • Y • Z [BCE-c485] Antiquity [485-1450] Medieval Ages [1450-1660] Renaissance [1660-1785] Englightenment [1785-1837] Romantic Age [1837-1901] Victorian Age [1901-1945] 20thc-Modernism




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