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See also: born in See also: Waterford in 1588 and went to study at See also: Lisbon
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He became a Franciscan in 1607, and in 1617 he was made president of the Irish See also: College at Salamanca
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The next See also: year he went to See also: Rome and stayed there till his See also: death
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He collected the funds for the establishment of the Irish College of St Isidore in Rome, for the See also: education of Irish priests, opened 1625, and for fifteen years he was the rector
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A voluminous writer, his chief See also: work was the Annales Minorum in 8 folio vols
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(1625–1654), re-edited in the 18th century and continued up to the year 1622; it is the classical work on Franciscan See also: history
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He published also a Bibliotheca of Franciscan writers, an edition of the See also: works of See also: Duns Scotus, and the first collection of the writings of St See also: Francis of See also: Assisi
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