Brás Viegas

Brás Viegas (Blasius de Viegas) (1553–1599) was a Portuguese Jesuit, known as a biblical commentator.

Life

He was born in Évora, and entered the Society of Jesus in 1569. He became a teacher at Coimbra and the University of Évora, where he was granted a doctorate in 1594.[1]

Works
  • Commentarii exegetici in Apocalypsim (1601)

The book became well known; in it Viegas expressed his expectation for spiritual renewal led by the Society of Jesus.[2] There were later editions, edited by Odoardus Farnesius.[3] It was translated into Ge'ez by Jesuit missionaries.[4]

  • Meditações sobre os mysterios da paixam, resurreiçam, e acensaõ de Christo Nosso Senhor (1601)

By the Jesuit Vincenzo Bruno (1532–1594).[5]

Further reading
  • (in Portuguese) PDF

Notes
  1. (in Portuguese) http://ler.letras.up.pt/uploads/ficheiros/3538.pdf
  2. Hilaire Kallendorf, A New Companion to Hispanic Mysticism (2010), p. 61; Google Books.
  3. WorldCat page
  4. Leonardo Cohen, The missionary strategies of the Jesuits in Ethiopia (1555-1632) (2009), p. 99; Google Books.
  5. Europeana page Archived April 1, 2012, at the Wayback Machine.
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