Reformer.” In addition, Anthony Mary's hand can be recognized, more or less, throughout the entire document. The Constitutions is a document of laws, hence its classification in the juridical literary genre. However, in Anthony Mary's additions, the peremptory style turns exhortatory. This change of style helps locate Anthony Mary's interpolations in the original text of Battista da Crema. References Text of the 1579 Constitutions *CONSTITUTIONS Bibliography Marcello Landi, La presenza della Summa Theologiae di Tommaso d'Aquino nei primi due Sermoni di Antonio Maria Zaccaria in Barnabiti Studi 20 (2003), pp. 69–81 Marcello Landi, Sant'Antonio Maria Zaccaria. Contesto storico-culturale e presenza della Summa Theologiae di san Tommaso d'Aquino nei suoi primi tre sermoni, in Sacra Doctrina. Studi e ricerche n. 52 (3/2006), pp. 46–81 Fr. Franco Maria Chilardotti, CRSP, 2009 Antonio Maia Zaccaria 1502-1539 : Una meteora del ciquecento nella scia di Paolo Apostolo. External links Barnabite Spiritual Center - Bethlehem, PA: Spirituality of St. Anthony Mary Zaccaria St. Anthony Mary's biography and his writings page on the Barnabite Fathers' North American website Founder Statue in St Peter's Basilica 16th-century Christian saints 1502 births 1539 deaths University of Pavia alumni University of Padua alumni Clergy from Cremona Founders of Catholic religious communities Members of the Barnabite Order Italian Roman Catholic saints Incorrupt saints Barnabite saints Canonizations by Pope Leo XIII 16th-century Italian physicians Beatifications by Pope Leo XIII