Maglia

(Adolfo de), Spanish journalist, b. Valencia, 3 June, 1859, began writing in La Tronada at Barcelona, and afterwards published L’Union Republican a . He founded the Freethinking group “El Independiente” and edits El Clamor Setabense and El Pueblo Sober a no . Was secretary for Spain at the Anticlerical Congre at Rome in ’85, and in ’89 at Paris. During this year he has been condemned to six years’ imprisonment and a fine of 4,000 francs for attacking Leo XIII. and the Catholic dogmas. [ mi ing text ] disciples, whom he conducted from faith to scepticism. He was the most eminent predece or of Ibn Roschd or Averroës. Died Oct.–Nov. 931. His works were publicly burned at Seville.