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Theophilus
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Theophilus (thēŏf`ĭləs), person to whom St. Luke's Gospel and the Acts of the Apostles are addressed.

Theophilus (Presbyter)

 pseudonym of Roger of Helmarshausen

(flourished 12th century) German monk and writer. He is known for his De Diversis Artibus (c. 1110–40), a thorough account of the techniques of almost all the known crafts of the early 12th century. From his writings it can be deduced that he was a practicing craftsman of the Benedictine order.
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Jo Dyke (above, second left), of the Heart of England Co-operative Society, with (from left) John Dams, Joyce Connor, Daphne Prickett and Theophila Miles at the Hoskyn Centre for the Disabled in Rugby; and (below) with Mary Naughton and Michael Hoey in the Alzheimer's Society's dementia-friendly garden at Barras Court in Coventry.
TURNING SMOKE TO SMILES! ++ HELPING HEARTS FUND ++ HEART OF ENGLAND ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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