SUSO, HEINRICH

hīnˈrĭkh zooˈzō, c.1295–1366, German mystic, a Dominican friar. While studying at Cologne he came under the influence of Meister Eckhart, whose writings he defended against charges of heresy. He became a popular preacher and was associated with Johannes Tauler. At first harshly ascetic, he gradually emphasized detachment rather than mortification as central in the Christian discipline. His mysticism was expressed in terms of the contemporary literary romantic cult of the minnesingers. This gave him the epithet Sweet Suso. His writings include Das Büchlein der ewigen Weisheit [the little book of eternal wisdom], an autobiography and a guide to beginners in the spiritual life; Das Minnebüchlein [the little book of love]; a scholarly defense of Eckhart and an attack on the Beghards and Brethren of the Free Spirit; and miscellaneous sermons. He was beatified in 1831. His autobiography is not of certain authenticity; it purports to be made from notes taken from his oral accounts and then edited by him.

See T. F. Knox, The Life of Blessed Heinrich Suso by Himself (1913); J. M. Clark, The Great German Mystics (1949, repr. 1970).

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...Cataloging-in-Publication Data Seuse, Heinrich, 1295-1366. Selections. English Henry Suso : the Exemplar, with two German sermons...Mysticism Early works to 1800. 2. Seuse, Heinrich, 1295-1366. I. Tobin, Frank J. II...
...In Hansen, Q,uellen, 262-73. Spina, Alphonso de. Fortalitium Fidei. Lugdunum Lyon: Gulielmus Balsarin, 1487. Suso, Henry. The Exemplar. Ed. Nicholas Heller. Trans. Ann Edward. Dubuque: The Priory Press, 1962. Tholosan, Claude...
...Eckhartian thought to Spain and the Netherlands. HENRY SUSO HEINRICH SEUSE Oliver Davies Suso was born in or near Constance c . 1295. According to the Life of Suso , a work of disputed authenticity, Suso entered...
...Sprenger, Malleus Maleficarum of Heinrich Kramer and Jacob Sprenger, trans...2nd ed., 1995. Michael Lindsey Suso, Heinrich (c. 1295-1366), or Seuse...was also known as Blessed Henry Suso and by the pseudonym Amandus, adopted...
...457 , 458 , 455 , 463 , 464 , 475 , 484 , 492 , 503 Suso, Heinrich. Buch das der Seusse heisst Augsburg 1482 298 Suso, Heinrich. Horologium Sapientiae French : LOrloge de Sapience...
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...Pynchons Blicero, Fyodor Dostoevskys Pyotr, Joseph Conrads Kurtz, and the real-life ? adventures of medieval mystics Heinrich Suso, Nathan of Gaza, Sigmund Freud, and William James. Coming to grips with the insights of contemporary French (depressive...
...Pynchons Blicero, Fyodor Dostoevskys Pyotr, Joseph Conrads Kurtz, and the real-life ? adventures of medieval mystics Heinrich Suso, Nathan of Gaza, Sigmund Freud, and William James. Coming to grips with the insights of contemporary French depressive...
...Hoheslied, Hartmanns Erec, poems by Heinrich von Morungen, the Nibelungenlied, Stickers...frau, und hor, and the Facetien of Heinrich Bebel. Methodological essays address...a close, and covers `Wittenwiler, Heinrich to `Das zwolfjahrige Monchlein. A volume...
...staging, of her own ecstatic experience. On the continent, Heinrich Seusses Little Book of Eternal Wisdom was a mixture of the two...Paulist Press, 1978). (43)Frank Tobin, trans., Henry Suso: The Exemplar, with Two German Sermons (New York: Paulist...
...but unequaled for the period under consideration here, is Heinrich Fichtenaus brief exploration of the reputation of the tenth...from the 6th to the 8th Century," in Ernst Dassmann and Karl Suso Frank (eds.), Pietas: Festschrift fur Bernhard Kotting...


 

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...the late-Gothic period, when the Dominican zealot, Heinrich Suso, ate an apple in three portions to celebrate the Trinity...ardent face. In the Lubeck Crucifixion the donor, Heinrich Greverade, actually kneels at the foot of the cross...
...In dulci jubilo, an intermingling of Latin and German phrases traditionally attributed to the Dominican mystic, Heinrich Suso. It was almost certainly through Franciscans that Christmas carols came to the British Isles. The earliest extant...
...the case in Marburg, where Heinrich Frick, professor of systematic...Innsbruck (1881). The physician Heinrich Hahn wrote a history of mission...lecturer at Neuendettelsau, while Heinrich Balz taught in Berlin. The...Hagemann, a specialist in Islam. Suso Brechter, O.S.B., taught...


 

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...Christmas in the Middle Ages, we encounter the German mystic Heinrich Suso who used to celebrate the birth of Christ by standing...He must have been a difficult man to buy presents for. Suso would hardly have been best pleased with the excerpt here...
...resemble Job and Oedipus, but hes ill-prepared to reincarnate Heinrich von Kleists Michael Kohlhaas, the inspiration for Coalhouse...Directed by Vittorio de Sica. Screenplay by Cesare Zavattini, Suso Ceccchi DAmico and several other collaborators, from a novel...


 

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SUSO, HEINRICH hin rikh zoo zo, c.1295 1366, German...Dominican friar, also known as Henry Suso. While studying at Cologne he came under...See T. F. Knox, The Life of Blessed Heinrich Suso by Himself (1913); J. M. Clark...
...either at Strasbourg or in Cologne, where he went to study, and he was one of Eckharts disciples. He also knew Heinrich Suso . When the churches of Strasbourg were closed by the bishop of Strasbourg because of a serious quarrel between Pope...


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