When was Thomas Aquinas born and when did he die?
Thomas Aquinas lived from 1225 to 1274. He died the 7th of March 1274 while giving commentary on Song of Songs.
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Thomas Aquinas lived from 1225 to 1274. He died the 7th of March 1274 while giving commentary on Song of Songs.
His family seized him and held him bound in the stone tower of Monte San Giovanni Campano for almost one full year. His mother Theodora Galluccio Countess of Teano ordered this imprisonment to force him into a different life.
While at Santa Sabina he began his most famous work Summa Theologiae. He conceived it specifically suited to beginner students with the intention to convey Christian religion fittingly to instruction of beginners.
He abandoned routine after experiencing an unusually long ecstasy during mass on the 6th of December 1273 because all written words seemed like straw to him. This supernatural experience triggered a change in behavior that left the Summa Theologica uncompleted.
Fifty years after his death on the 18th of July 1323 Pope John XXII seated in Avignon pronounced Thomas saint. His remains were later translated from Fossanova to Church of Jacobins in Toulouse France the 28th of January 1369.