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References

*Russo, Antonio, ''La Scuola cattolica di Franz Brentano: Heinrich Suso Denifle'', Trieste, EUT 2003, ''con un carteggio inedito'' F. Brentano - H. Denifle. *Russo, Antonio, Franz Brentano and Heinrich S. Denifle, in A. Russo, J. L. Vieillard-Baron, ''Scritti in onore di X. Tilliette'', Trieste, 2004, pp. 203–238. *Russo, Antonio, Franz Brentano and Heinrich Suso, "Denifle alla scuola di Aristotile," in “Studium”, 3, 2003,pp. 333–356. * 19th-century Austrian historians Historians of the Catholic Church 19th-century Austrian Roman Catholic theologians Austrian Dominicans 1844 births 1905 deaths {{Austria-bio-stub