Theophilus Raynaud

Theophilus Raynaud born in Sorpello, in the County of Nice, perhaps in 1584, and deceased with Lyon the October 31st 1663, is a Jesuit, author of several theological works in language Latin E.

Three of its treaties were censured by the Inquisition:

of Martyrio per pestem ( Martyrdom by the plague )
of Communione pro mortuis ( the Communion for deaths)
of Confixione Librorum ( the Composition of the Books )

It could make them reprint after having corrected them.

Its complete Œuvres appeared in Lyon in 1665 in 19 volumes, of which was assistant of Cracow, in 1669, a 20ère volume entitled Apopompæus (literally " the Goat émissaire") containing parts that it had excluded some.

Very appreciated Guy Shoe, he was an enemy of the Dominican Jansenists and .

Sources

historical and critical Dictionary of Pierre Bayle, article " Raynaud"

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