Sources
The immediate source is the article, signed by Gregory Cleary, in the 1914 edition of the Catholic Encyclopedia. An online version is available here.
Cleary lists his sources as follows:
- Bullar. Franc., 1, 640;
- Acta Proc. Canonizationis, ann. 1456 in Acta SS., IV Sept.;
- WADDING, Annales Min. (Rome, 1731), II, 423; III, 280;
- ANDREUCCI, Notizie criticoistoriche di S. Rosa, Verg. Viterbese (Rome, 1750);
- BRIGANTI, S. Rosa ed il suo secolo (Venice, 1889);
- LEON, Lives of the Saints of the Three Orders of S. Francis (Taunton, England, 1886).
- The best modern life is that by DE KERVAL, Ste Rose, sa vie et son temps (Vanves, 1896);
- PIZZI, Storia della Città di Viterbo (Rome, 1887).
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