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Itinerarium () Tombe d'Odoric de Pordenone à Udine. Odoric de Pordenone (né vers 1286 à Pordenone, mort le 14 janvier 1331 à Udine) est un missionnaire franciscain vénitien, un des rares Européens à avoir pu se rendre en Extrême-Orient durant le Moyen Âge après Guillaume de Rubrouck et surtout Marco Polo . Le récit de son voyage en ...
Blessed Odoric Matiussi of Pordenone, or Bl Oderic de Pordenone. January 14. Blessed Odoric of Pordenone was born of noble parents in the year 1265 at Pordenone in Friuli. He entered the Franciscan Order in the convent of Udine when he was only 15 years old. He felt himself called by God to be a missionary, and so prepared himself for his ...
Odoric was born at Villanova, a village close to Pordenone, Italy, around 1286. He came from a Czech family by the name of Mattiussi. In his early teens, he entered the Franciscan Order at Udine. At that time the Franciscans were primarily responsible for conducting missionary work in central Asia, as directed by the Holy See during the middle ...
14 janv. 2019 · January 14, 2019. Odorico da Pordenone, a medieval friar and traveler, died Jan. 14, 1331; his date of birth is unknown. Nearly everyone has heard of Marco Polo, and many know of the spurious John Mandeville, but Odorico, one of the greatest travelers of them all, is not exactly household material. Odorico came from Pordenone, a town in Friuli ...
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— Le récit de voyage du missionnaire franciscain Odoric de Pordenone, mort en 1331, peu de temps après son retour d’Orient, connut un large succès. Plus d’une centaine de manuscrits en sont actuellement conservés. Écrite, puis plusieurs fois remaniée, en latin, sa Relatio fut ensuite traduite en
Odoric and Christians at the court of the Great Khan The number and influence of Christians in China at the end of the thirteenth century may be gathered from the letter of John of Montecorvino (Yule – Cordier 1914a, 46 seq.), and in the first part of the following century from the report of an unknown archbishop of Soldania26 De lestat et de la gouuernance du grant kaan de cathay souuerain ...
