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Who were the Portuguese Augustinians? Why did they travel to Persia, Basra\udand to Georgia? How were their lives in the Orient? These are the immediate historical\udquestions that this ample and interesting monograph study opens up to\udthe reader. The complex interaction of religion and politics is the object of this\udwell-documented survey. On December 16th of the year 1243, Pope Innocent IV\ud(Sinibaldo Fieschi dei Conti di Lavagna, 1195‒1254) issued the bull Incumbit nobis\udcalling on several eremitical communities in Tuscany to unite themselves into a\udsingle religious order with the Rule and way of life of St. Augustin

John M. Flannery: The Mission of the Portuguese Augustinians to Persia and Beyond (1602‒1747), Studies in Christian Mission (43)