Catholic Encyclopedia - O
- Œcolampadius, John:
Protestant theologian, organizer of
- Œconomus, Episcopal:
(Greek oikonomos from oikos , a house, and nemein , to distribute, to ...
- Œcumenius:
( okoumenios )
Œcumenius,
- O Antiphons:
(Roman Breviary: Antiphonæ majores, "greater antiphons").
- O Deus Ego Amo Te:
The first line of two Latin lyrics sometimes attributed to St. Francis Xavier, but ...
- O Filii et Filiæ:
The first line of a
- O Salutaris Hostia:
(O Saving Host).
The first line of the penultimate
- O'Braein, Tighernach:
Irish annalist and
- O'Brien, Terence Albert:
Born at Limerick, 1600; died there, 31 October, 1651. He joined the Dominicans, ...
- O'Bruadair, David:
An Irish poet, b. about 1625, most probably in the barony of Barrymore, Co. ...
- O'Callaghan, Edmund Bailey:
Physician, publicist, and historian, b. at Mallow, Cork, 29 February, 1797; d. at ...
- O'Carolan, Torlogh:
( Irish, Toirdhealbhach O Cearbhalláin ).
Usually ...
- O'Connell, Daniel:
Daniel O'Connell was ...
- O'Conor, Charles:
Charles O'Conor was born in the city of New York, 22 January, 1804; died at ...
- O'Conor, Charles:
Often called "the Venerable", b. at Belanagare, Co. Roscommon, 1710; d. 1791, was ...
- O'Cullenan, Gelasius:
(Or GLAISNE O'CULLENAN). Cistercian,
- O'Curry, Eugene:
(EOGHAN O COMHRAIDHE)
An Irish scholar, born at Dunaha ...
- O'Daly, Daniel:
A diplomatist and historian, born in Kerry, Ireland, 1595; died at Lisbon, 30 ...
- O'Daly, Donogh Mór:
(In Irish Donnchadh Mór O Dálaigh )
A ...
- O'Devany, Cornelius:
(Conchobhar O'Duibheannaigh)
Bishop of Down and Connor, ...
- O'Donnell, Edmund:
The first Jesuit executed by the English government; b. at
- O'Donovan, John:
Irish historian and antiquarian, b. at Atateemore, County Kilkenny, Ireland, ...
- O'Dugan, John:
(Seághan "mor" O Dubhagáin)
Died in Roscommon, ...
- O'Dwyer, Joseph:
Physician, inventor of intubation; b. at Cleveland, 1841; d. in New York, January ...
- O'Fihely, Maurice:
Archbishop of Tuam, born about 1460; died at Galway, 1513. He was, according to ...
- O'Growney, Eugene:
Priest, patriot, and scholar, b. 25 August, 1863, at Ballyfallon, County
- O'Hagan, John:
Lawyer and man ...
- O'Hagan, Thomas:
First Baron of Tullyhogue, b. at Belfast, 29 May, 1812; d. 1 February, 1885. ...
- O'Hanlon, John:
Born at Stradbally, Queen's County, Ireland, 1821; died at Sandymount, Dublin, ...
- O'Hara, Theodore:
Born in Danville, Kentucky, U.S.A. 11 February, 1822; died in Guerryton, ...
- O'Hely, Patrick:
Bishop of Mayo,
- O'Herlahy, Thomas:
(O' H I ARLAITHE ).
Bishop of Ross, Ireland, d. 1579. ...
- O'Higgins, Ambrose and Bernard: Ambrose Bernard O'Higgins
Born in County Meath, Ireland, in 1720; died at ...
- O'Hurley, Dermond:
Archbishop of Cashel,
- O'Hussey, Maelbrighte:
(Irish, Maol Brighde ua Heodhusa ; Latin, Brigidus Hossæus ).
- O'Leary, Arthur:
Franciscan, preacher, polemical writer, b. at Faniobbus, Iveleary, Co. Cork, ...
- O'Loghlen, Michael:
Born at Ennis, Co. Clare, Ireland, in 1789; died 1846. Educated at Ennis ...
- O'Meara, Kathleen:
Novelist and biographer, b. in Dublin, 1839; d. in Paris, 10 Nov., 1888; daughter ...
- O'Neill, Hugh:
Earl of Tyrone, b. 1550, d. Rome, 1616; he was the youngest son of Mathew, of ...
- O'Neill, Owen Roe:
Born 1582; died near Cavan, 6 Nov., 1649, the son of Art O'Neill and nephew of ...
- O'Queely, Malachias:
(Maolsheachlainn O Cadhla).
Archbishop of Tuam, Ireland, b. ...
- O'Reilly, Bernard:
Historian, b. 20 Sept., 1820, in County Mayo,
- O'Reilly, Edmund:
Archbishop of Armagh, b. at Dublin, 1616; d. at Saumur, France, 1669, was ...
- O'Reilly, Edmund:
Theologian, b. in London, 30 April, 1811; d. at Dublin, 10 November, 1878. ...
- O'Reilly, Hugh:
Archbishop of Armagh, head of the Confederates of Kilkenny, b. 1580; d. on ...
- O'Reilly, John Boyle:
Poet, novelist, and editor, b. at Douth Castle, Drogheda, Ireland, 24 June, 1844; ...
- O'Reilly, Myles William Patrick:
Soldier, publicist, littérateur , b. near Balbriggan, Co. Dublin, ...
- O'Rorke, Patrick Henry:
Soldier, b. in County Cavan, Ireland, 25 March, 1837; killed at the battle of ...
- O'Sullivan Beare, Philip:
Born in Ireland, c. 1590; died in Spain, 1660, son of Dermot O'Sullivan and ...
- O'Toole, Saint Lawrence:
(L ORCAN UA T UATHAIL ; also spelled Laurence O'Toole)
- Oakeley, Frederick:
Born 5 September, 1802, at
- Oates's Plot:
A term conventionally used to designate a "Popish Plot" which, during the reign of ...
- Oaths: I. NOTION AND DIVISIONS
An oath is an invocation to
- Oaths, English Post-Reformation:
The English Reformation having been imposed by the Crown, it was natural that ...
- Oaxaca:
(Or ANTEQUERA).
Situated in the southern part of the ...
- Obazine, Monastery of:
Located in the
- Obba:
Titular see in Byzacena, northern
- Obedience:
Obedience (Lat. ...
- Obedience, Religious:
Religious
- Obedientiaries:
A name commonly used in medieval times for the lesser officials of a monastery ...
- Oblate Sisters of Providence:
A congregation of negro
- Oblates of Mary Immaculate: I. NAME AND ORIGIN
The first members of this society, founded in 1816, ...
- Oblates of St. Francis de Sales:
A congregation of priests founded originally by Saint Francis de Sales at the ...
- Oblati, Oblatæ, Oblates:
Oblati (Oblatæ, Oblates) is a word used to describe any persons, not ...
- Obligation:
A term derived from the Roman civil
- Obregonians:
(Or Poor Infirmarians)
A small congregation of men, who ...
- Obreption:
( Latin ob and repere , "to creep over").
A canonical ...
- Observatory, Vatican:
The Vatican ...
- Occam, William of:
Fourteenth-century Scholastic philosopher and controversial writer, born at or ...
- Occasionalism:
Occasionalism ...
- Occasions of Sin:
Occasions of
- Occleve, Thomas:
(Or Hoccleve)
Little is known of his
- Occult Art, Occultism:
Under this general term are included various practices to which special articles ...
- Occurrence:
(IN LITURGY)
I. DEFINITION
- Oceania, Vicariate Apostolic of Central:
The whole of Oceania had at first been entrusted by the Propaganda to the
- Ockham, William of:
Fourteenth-century Scholastic philosopher and controversial writer, born at or ...
- Octavarium Romanum:
The Octavarium ...
- Octave: I. ORIGIN
It is the number seven, not eight, that plays the principal ...
- Odense, Ancient See of Odense:
(OTHINIA, OTHONIENSIS.)
The
- Odescalchi, Carlo:
Cardinal, prince, archbishop, and Jesuit, b. at Rome, 5 March, 1786; d. at ...
- Odilia, Saint:
Patroness of Alsace, born at the end of the seventh century; died about 720. ...
- Odilo, Saint:
Fifth Abbot of ...
- Odin, John Mary:
Lazarist missionary, first
- Odington, Walter:
An English Benedictine, also known as WALTER OF EVESHAM, by some writers ...
- Odo of Cambrai, Blessed:
Bishop and confessor, also called ODOARDUS; born at Orléans, 1050; died at ...
- Odo of Canterbury:
Abbot of Battle, d. 1200, known as Odo Cantianus or of Kent. A
- Odo of Cheriton:
Preacher and fabulist, d. 1247. He visited Paris, and it was probably there that ...
- Odo of Glanfeuil:
(Saint-Maur-sur-Loire)
Abbot, ninth-century hagiographer. He ...
- Odo, Saint:
Second Abbot of ...
- Odo, Saint:
(Oda)
Archbishop of Canterbury, d. 2 June, 959 (not in 958; ...
- Oertel, John James Maximilian:
Journalist, born at Ansbach, Bavaria, 27 April, 1811; died at Jamaica, New York, ...
- Oettingen:
(ALTÖTTING, OETINGA)
Oettingen, during the Carlovingian ...
- Offa:
Offa, King of Mercia, died 29 July, 796. He was one of the leading figures of ...
- Offerings:
(OBLATIONS)
I. THE WORD OBLATION
The word oblation ...
- Offertory:
(Offertorium.)
The rite by which the bread and wine are ...
- Office of the Dead: I. COMPOSITION OF THE OFFICE
This office, as it now exists in the Roman ...
- Office, Divine:
("Liturgy of the Hours"
I. THE EXPRESSION "DIVINE OFFICE"
- Ogdensburg, Diocese of:
(Ogdensburgdensis).
Comprises the northern towns of Herkimer ...
- Oggione, Marco D':
Milanese painter, b. at Oggionno near
- Ogilvie, John, Venerable:
Eldest son of Walter Ogilvie, of Drum, near Keith, Scotland, b. 1580; d. 10 March, ...
- Ogliastra:
DIOCESE OF OGLIASTRA (OLEASTRENSIS)
Diocese in the Province ...
- Ohio:
The seventeenth state of the American Union, admitted on 19 Feb., 1803. It is ...
- Ohler, Aloys Karl:
Educationist, born at Mainz, 2 January, 1817; died there, 24 August, 1889. He ...
- Oil of Saints:
(Manna Oil of Saints).
An oily substance, which is said to ...
- Oils, Holy:
(OLEA SACRA).
Liturgical Benediction
Oil is a product ...
- Ointment in Scripture:
That the use of oily, fragrant materials to anoint the body is a custom going back ...
- Ojeda, Alonso de:
Explorer; b. at Cuenca, Spain, about 1466; d. on the island of Santo Domingo , ...
- Okeghem, Jean d':
Also called Okekem, Okenghem, Okegnan, Ockenheim. Contrapuntist, founder and head ...
- Oklahoma: I. GEOGRAPHY
Oklahoma, the forty-sixth state to be admitted to the Union, ...
- Oláh, Nicolaus:
(OLAHUS)
Archbishop of
- Olaf Haraldson, Saint:
Martyr and King of
- Olba:
A titular see in Isauria, suffragan of Seleucia. It was a city of Cetis in ...
- Old Catholics:
The sect organised in German-speaking countries to combat the
- Old Chapter, The:
The origin of the body, fomerly known as the Old Chapter, dates from 1623, when ...
- Old Hall (St. Edmund's College):
Located near Ware, Hertfordshire, England ; founded in 1793 after the fall of ...
- Old Testament: I. NAME
The word "testament", Hebrew berîth , Greek diatheke , ...
- Old Testament, Canon of the: Overview
The word
- Oldcorne, Ven. Edward:
Martyr, b. 1561; d. 1606. His father was a Protestant, and his mother a ...
- Oldenburg:
A grand duchy, one of the twenty-six federated states of the German Empire. It ...
- Oldham, Hugh:
Bishop of Exeter, b. in Lancashire, either at Crumpsell or Oldham; d. 25 June, ...
- Oldoini, Augustino:
Historian and bibliographer, b. 6 Jan., 1612; d. at Perugia, 23 March, 1683. He ...
- Olenus:
A titular see and suffragan of Patras, in
- Olesnicki, Zbigniew:
(Sbigneus)
A Polish
- Olier, Jean-Jacques:
Founder of the seminary and
- Olinda:
Diocese in the north-east of Brazil, suffragan of
- Oliva:
A suppressed Cistercian
- Oliva, Gian Paolo:
Born at Genoa, 4 October, 1600; died at Rome, at Sant' Andrea Quirinale, 26 ...
- Olivaint, Pierre:
Pierre Olivaint was born in Paris, 22 Feb., 1816. His father, a
- Oliver, George:
Born at Newington in Surrey in 1781; died at Exeter in 1861. After studying for ...
- Olivet, Mount:
(Latin, Mons Olivertus .)
Occurring also in the English ...
- Olivetans:
A branch of the white monks of the Benedictine Order, founded in 1319. It owed ...
- Olivi, Pierre Jean:
(PETRUS JOHANNIS)
A Spiritual Franciscan and theological ...
- Olivier de la Marche:
Chronicler and poet, b. 1426, at the Chateau de la Marche, in ...
- Ollé-Laprune, Léon:
French Catholic ...
- Olmütz:
(OLOMUCENSIS)
Archdiocese in Moravia. It is probable that ...
- Olympias, Saint:
Born 360-5; died 25 July, 408, probably at Nicomedia. This pious, charitable, and ...
- Olympus:
A titular see of Lycia in
- Omaha:
(OMAHENSIS)
The
- Ombus:
Titular see and suffragan of
- Omer, Saint:
Born of a distinguished
- Omission:
(Latin omittere , to lay aside, to pass away).
"Omission" ...
- Omnipotence:
(Latin omnipotentia , from omnia and potens , able to do all things). ...
- Onias:
( ’Onías ).
Name of several
- Ontario:
Ontario, the most populous and wealthy province of Canada, has an area of ...
- Ontologism:
(from on, ontos , being, and logos , science)
- Ontology:
( on, ontos , being, and logos , science, the science or
- Oostacker, Shrine of:
A miraculous ...
- Opening Prayer (in the Mass):
The name now used only for short
- Ophir:
Ophir, in the Bible , designates a ...
- Oporto:
(Portucalensis)
Diocese in
- Oppenordt, Gilles-Marie:
(Oppenord)
Born in Paris, 1672; died there, 1742; a ...
- Oppido Mamertina:
Diocese ; suffragan of Reggio Calabria, Italy, famous for its prolonged ...
- Optatus, Saint:
Bishop of Milevis, in Numidia, in the fourth century. He was a convert, as we ...
- Optimism:
Optimism (Latin ...
- Option, Right of:
In canon
- Oracle:
( oraculum; orare , to speak).
A Divine communication ...
- Oran:
(ORANENSIS).
Diocese in Algiers, separated from the
- Orange Free State:
The Orange Free State, one of the four provinces of the Union of South Africa, ...
- Orange River:
(also the PREFECTURE APOSTOLIC OF GREAT NAMAQUALAND)
Located ...
- Orange, Councils of:
Two councils were held at Orange (Arausio), a town in the present department of ...
- Orans:
(Orante)
Among the subjects depicted in the art of the Roman ...
- Orate Fratres:
The exhortation (" Pray brethren that my
- Oratorio:
As at present understood, an
- Oratory:
(Latin oratorium , from orare , to pray )
As a ...
- Oratory of Saint Philip Neri, The:
Under this head are included the Italian, Spanish, English, and other communities, ...
- Oratory, French Congregation of the:
Founded in
- Orbellis, Nicolas d':
Franciscan theologian and philosopher, Scotist ; born about 1400; died at ...
- Orcagna:
(The conventional name in art history of A NDREA DI C IONE , also called A ...
- Orcistus:
Titular see in Galatia Secunda. It is only mentioned in Peutinger's "Table". An ...
- Ordeals:
( Iudicium Dei ; Anglo-Saxon, ordâl ; German Urteil ).
- Ordericus Vitalis:
Historian, b. 1075; d. about 1143. He was the son of an English mother and a ...
- Orders, Holy:
Order is the appropriate disposition of things equal and unequal, by giving each ...
- Orders, The Military:
Including under this term every kind of brotherhood of knights, secular as well as ...
- Ordinariate:
(From Ordinary ...
- Ordinary:
( Latin ordinarius , i. e., judex )
An
- Ordines Romani:
The word Ordo commonly meant, in the Middle Ages, a
- Oregon:
One of the Pacific Coast States, seventh in size among the states of the Union ...
- Oregon City:
(OREGONOPOLITAN).
Includes that part of the state of
- Oremus:
Invitation to pray, said before collects and other short
- Orense:
(AURIENSIS)
A suffragan of Compostela, includes nearly all ...
- Oresme, Nicole:
Philosopher, economist, mathematician, and physicist, one of the principal ...
- Organ:
(Greek organon , "an instrument")
A musical instrument ...
- Organic Articles, The:
A name given to a
- Oria:
(URITANA)
Oria, in the Province of
- Oriani, Barnaba:
Italian Barnabite and astronomer, b. at Carignano, near Milan, 17 July, 1752; d. ...
- Oriental Study and Research:
In the broadest sense of the term, Oriental study comprises the scientific ...
- Orientation of Churches:
According to
- Orientius:
Christian Latin poet of the fifth century. He wrote an elegiac poem ( ...
- Oriflamme:
In verses 3093-5 of the "Chanson de Roland" (eleventh century) the
- Origen and Origenism: I. LIFE AND WORK OF ORIGEN A. BIOGRAPHY
Origen, most modest of writers, ...
- Original Sin:
I. Meaning II. Principal Adversaries III.
- Orihuela:
DIOCESE OF ORIHUELA (ORIOLENSIS, ORIOLANA).
The
- Oriol, Saint Joseph:
Priest, "Thaumaturgus of Barcelona", b. at Barcelona, 23 November, 1650; d. there, ...
- Oristano:
Diocese of
- Orkneys:
A group of islands situated between 58° 41' and 59° 24' N. lat. and 2° ...
- Orléans:
(AURELIANUM)
This
- Orléans, Councils of:
Six national councils were held at
- Orlandini, Niccolò:
Born at Florence, 1554; died 1606 at Rome, 17 May. He entered the Jesuit ...
- Orley, Barent Van:
(Bernard)
Painter, b. at Brussels, about 1491; d. there 6 ...
- Orme, Philibert de l':
An architect, born about 1512; died 1570. His style, classical and of the more ...
- Oropus:
Titular see, suffragan of
- Orosius, Paulus:
Historian and
- Orphans and Orphanages:
The death of one or both
- Orsi, Giuseppe Agostino:
A cardinal, theologian, and ecclesiastical historian, born at Florence, 9 May, ...
- Orsini:
One of the most ancient and distinguished families of the Roman nobility, whose ...
- Orsisius:
( Arsisios , Oresiesis-Heru-sa Ast)
Egyptian
- Ortelius, Abraham:
(OERTEL)
A cartographer, geographer, and archeologist, born ...
- Orthodox Church:
The technical name for the body of Christians who use the
- Orthodoxy:
Orthodoxy ( ...
- Orthodoxy, Feast of:
(or SUNDAY)
The first
- Orthosias:
A titular see of
- Ortolano Ferrarese:
Painter of the
- Orval:
(Aurea Vallis, Gueldenthal).
Formerly a Cistercian
- Orvieto:
DIOCESE OF ORVIETO (URBEVETANA)
Diocese in Central Italy. ...
- Ory, Matthieu:
Inquisitor and theologian, b. at La Caune, 1492; d. at Paris, 1557. Entering ...
- Osaka:
(Osachensis).
- Osbald:
King of Northumbria, d. 799. Symeon of
- Osbaldeston, Edward, Venerable:
English martyr, b. about 1560; hanged, drawn, and quartered at York, 16 November, ...
- Osbern:
Hagiographer, sometimes confused with Osbert de Clare alias
- Oscott (St. Mary's College):
In 1793, a number of the
- Osee: NAME AND COUNTRY
- Osimo:
DIOCESE OF OSIMO (AUXIMANA).
Diocese in the Province of ...
- Oslo, Ancient See of:
(ASLOIA, ASLOENSIS.)
Oslo occupied part of the site of ...
- Osma:
(OXOMENSIS)
The
- Osmund, Saint:
Bishop of Salisbury, died 1099; his feast is kept on 4 December. Osmund held an ...
- Osnabrück:
(OSNABRUGENSIS)
This diocese, directly subject to the Holy ...
- Ossat, Arnaud d':
French cardinal, diplomat, and writer, b. at Larroque-Magnoac (Gascony), 20 July, ...
- Ossory, Diocese of:
(Ossoriensis.)
In the Province of Leinster, Ireland, is ...
- Ostensorium:
(From ostendere , "to show").
- Ostia and Velletri:
SUBURBICARIAN DIOCESE OF OSTIA AND VELLETRI (OSTIENSIS ET VELITERNENSIS). ...
- Ostiensis:
Surname of LEO MARSICANUS, Benedictine chronicler, b. about 1045; d. 22 May, ...
- Ostracine:
Titular see and suffragan of
- Ostraka, Christian:
Inscriptions on clay, wood, metal, and other hard materials. Like papyri, they are ...
- Ostrogoths:
One of the two chief tribes of the Goths, a Germanic people. Their traditions ...
- Oswald, Saint:
Archbishop of York, d. on 29 February, 992. Of Danish parentage, Oswald was ...
- Oswald, Saint:
King and
- Oswin, Saint:
King and martyr, murdered at Gilling, near Richmond, Yorkshire, England, on 20 ...
- Otfried of Weissenburg:
He is the oldest German poet known by name, author of the "Evangelienbuch", a ...
- Othlo:
(OTLOH)
A Benedictine
- Othmar, Saint:
(Audomar.)
Died 16 Nov., 759, on the island of Werd in the ...
- Otho, Marcus Salvius:
Roman emperor, successor, after Galba, of Nero, b. in Rome, of an ancient ...
- Otranto:
ARCHDIOCESE OF OTRANTO (HYDRUNTINA).
- Ottawa, Archdiocese of:
Archdiocese of Ottawa (Ottawiensis).
The
- Ottawa, University of:
Conducted by the Oblates of
- Otto I, the Great:
Roman emperor and German king, b. in 912; d. at Memleben, 7 May, 973; son of Henry ...
- Otto II:
King of the Germans and Emperor of Rome, son of Otto I and Adelaide, b. 955; d. ...
- Otto III:
German king and Roman emperor, b. 980; d. at Paterno, 24 Jan., 1002. At the age of ...
- Otto IV:
German king and Roman emperor, b. at Argentau (Dept. of Orne), c. 1182; d. 19 May, ...
- Otto of Freising:
Bishop and historian, b. between 1111 and 1114, d. at Morimond, Champagne, ...
- Otto of Passau:
All we know of him is in the
- Otto of St. Blasien:
Chronicler, b. about the middle of the twelfth century; d. 23 July, 1223, at St. ...
- Otto, Saint:
Bishop of Bamberg, b. about 1060; d. 30 June, 1139. He belonged to the noble, ...
- Ottobeuren:
(OTTOBURA, MONASTERIUM OTTOBURANUM)
Formerly a Benedictine ...
- Ouen, Saint:
(OWEN; DADON, Latin Audaenus ).
Archbishop of Rouen, b. ...
- Our Father, The:
Although the Latin term oratio dominica is of early date, the phrase "Lord's ...
- Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd:
The aim of this institute is to provide a shelter for girls and women of dissolute ...
- Our Lady of Good Counsel, Feast of:
Records dating from the reign of
- Our Lady of Perpetual Help:
( Or OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP.)
The picture of
- Our Lady of Perpetual Succour:
( Or OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP.)
The picture of
- Our Lady of the Fields, Brothers of:
A Canadian congregation founded in 1902 at St-Damien de Buckland in the
- Our Lady of the Snow:
("Dedicatio Sanctæ Mariæ ad Nives").
A feast ...
- Our Lady, Help of Christians, Feast of:
The invocation Auxilium Christianorum (Help of Christians ) originated in the ...
- Overbeck, Friedrich:
Convert and painter of religious subjects, b. at Lübeck, 3 July, 1789; d. ...
- Overberg, Bernhard Heinrich:
A German ecclesiastic and educator, born 1 May, 1754; died 9 November, 1826. Of ...
- Overpopulation, Theories of:
Down to the end of the eighteenth century, very little attention was given to the ...
- Oviedo:
(OVETENSIS)
This
- Owen, Saint:
(OWEN; DADON, Latin Audaenus ).
Archbishop of Rouen, b. ...
- Owen, Saint Nicholas:
A Jesuit lay-brother, martyred in 1606. There is no record of his parentage, ...
- Oxenford, John:
Dramatist, critic, translator, and song-writer, b. in London, 12 Aug., 1812; d. ...
- Oxenham, Henry Nutcombe:
An English controversialist and poet, born at Harrow, 15 Nov., 1829; died at ...
- Oxford:
Oxford, one of the most ancient cities in England, grew up under the shadow of a ...
- Oxford Movement, The:
The Oxford ...
- Oxford, University of: I. ORIGIN AND HISTORY
The most extraordinary myths have at various times ...
- Oxyrynchus:
Titular
- Ozanam, Antoine-Frédéric:
Great grand-nephew of Jacques Ozanam . Born at Milan, 23 April, 1813; died at ...
- Ozanam, Jacques:
A French mathematician, born at Bouligneux (Ain), 1640; died in Paris, 3 April, ...
- Ozias:
" Yahweh is my ...
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