spanish is the language spoken in the domincan republic.
spanish is the language spoken in the domincan republic.
what language is spoken in the domincan republic?
spanish
there appears to be very little scholarly consensus on the spelling of aymerich's name. "nicolau aymerich" is the correct form of his name in medieval catalan language spelling, and the most used form in catalan, although nowadays it would be spelled "eimeric". aymerich, or eimeric, is still a common catalan surname, also a french name, as in aimery de gramont, an oncologist, "nicolau" is the catalan spelling for "nicholas". jose meir estrugo, in his book about 'sephardim', points about a converse, vidal abnarrabí (ibn-arabí), who pick-up the surname aymerich in girona, 1492, this surname is found in the hebrew communities of salonica and smirna. the spanish spelling, "nicolas" is also occasionally used. the title page of the 1578 impression of the "directorium inquisitorum", which is printed in latin gives his name as "nicolai eymerici", -ich being a derivative of roman genitive -ici, also used as diminutive, to point a child's parenthood. the most common ways his name is spelled in english writing on the subject is "nicholas eymerich", with the spelling "eymeric" being a close second. occasionally, the spanish form of nicolas is used in english writings as well. other, less common, variant spellings of his last name include, emeric, eimeric, aimery, and eymericus. the surname of blessed nun anne catherine emmerich -emmerick- comes from a town to which her family was bond, is not a patronimic
nicholas eymerich
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nicholas eymerich () (girona, "c." 1316 – girona, 4 january 1399) was a roman catholic theologian in medieval spain and inquisitor general of the inquisition in the crown of aragon in the later half of the 14th century. he is best known for authoring the "directorium inquisitorum", that mostly summarized previous texts and mores.









































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section::::life.:education and early tenure as inquisitor general.
nicholas eymerich