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Hieronymite

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Hi`er`on´y`mite
n.1.(Eccl.) See Jeronymite.


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A Hieronymite priest who spent his whole life in Spain, Soler (1729-1783) was an important developer and amplifier of the keyboard sonata form.
From the ground floor entrance, escalators lead up to the restored cloister of the Hieronymite monastery where Philip II stayed on visits from the palace-monastery of El Escorial.
INTRODUCTION The most famous anecdote about King Philip II (1527-98) and his passion for relics is the one told by the Hieronymite friar Jose de Siguenza (1544-1606) in his famous history of the foundation of the Escorial, included in his monumental Historia de la Orden de San Jeronimo (1605).
 
 
 
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