St. Catherine of Siena

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. IT is hoped that this sketch of St Catherine of Siena may persuade any readers it may obtain to turn for fuller knowledge of her to Professor Edmund Gardner's Saint Catherine of Sz'ena a Study in the Religion, Literature ana' History of the Fourteenth Century in Italy (j. M. Dent Co., to which it is deeply indebted; to Matilde Fiorilli's edition of the Lihro a'elt'a Divina Dottrina (bari, Gius. Laterza Figli, or, failing that, to the English translation of it by Algar Thorold (kegan Paul Co., 1896; second edition, abridged, and to her letters, either in the originals or in Miss Vida D. Scudder's English selection from them (st Catherine Of Siena as seen in her Letters. J. M. Dent Co., In the present sketch there is nothing original, save possibly its point of.