. L'encyclopédie catholique; un ouvrage international de référence sur la constitution, la doctrine, la discipline et l'histoire de l'Église catholique . historiographie et lieu pour itsaut hor, d'après Euse-biu, le titre d'aPère de l'historien ecclésiastique Ecclesi. Baronius est descendu de la branche napolitaine d'une famille monocépheuse dont le nom, deb a r o n o , a été changé par Cesarelui en forme laromaine, Ba-ronitis. Ses par-ents, humble citi-zens de Sora dans les Sabines, somesixty miles à l'est de Rome, ne pouvaient pas accorder de richesse et de pouvoir d'ances-tral sur le seul fils. Il était, cependant, aux qualités de pos-sess qui b

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. The Catholic encyclopedia; an international work of reference on the constitution, doctrine, discipline, and history of the Catholic Church . historiography andmerited for itsaut hor, after Euse-bius, the title of aFather of Ecclesi-astical Historj. Baronius wasdescended fromthe Neapolitanbranch of a oncepowerful family, whose name, deB a r o n o , waschanged by Cesarehimself to theRoman form, Ba-ronitis. His par-ents, humble citi-zens of Sora inthe Sabines, somesixty miles eastof Rome, couldbestow no ances-tral wealth andpower upon theironly son. He was, however, to pos-sess qualities which better proclaim nobility—adeeply religious spirit, a charity to which selfishnesswas painfully repugnant, a firmness of will tempered inhumble obedience, and a keenness and vigour of mindscrupulously dedicated to the cause of truth. Thesequalities distinguished Baronius as a peer in sanctityand scholarship among many saintly and learnedcontemporaries. He inherited his more vigorou.-traits of character from his father. Camillo, a worldlyand ambitious man, whose strong will and tenacityof purpose were one day to clash with like qualitie?. Carddc.u. Cesare B BARONIUS 305 BARONIUS in his equally determined son. To the influence ofhis pious and charitable mother, Portia Phaebonia, whose devotion to Cesares religious interests wasintensified by wha<: she considered liis miraculousdeliverance from death in infancy, he owed his con-spicuous tender qualities and childlike simphcityof faith. To this latter was due his vivid realizationof Gods guidance, vouchsafed often in visions anddreams. Baronius received his early education fromhis intelligent parents and in the schools of nearbyVeroli. His intense love of study and intellectualmaturity encouraged his father to send him, at theage of eighteen, to the school of law at Naples.There, after a few months, the confusion due to theFranco-Spanish war for Italian dominion compelledhim to remove to Rome, where, in 15.57, he becamea pupil of

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