Perotti, Niccolò, 1430-1480
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שם ראשי (לועזית)
Perotti, Niccolò, 1430-1480
רמיזות
Perotto, Niccolo, 1430-1480
Perottus, Nicolaus, 1430-1480
Saxoferratensis, Nicolaus, 1430-1480
nnaa Perotti, Niccolò, Abp. of Siponto, 1430-1480
Perotti, Niccolo, Archbishop of Siponto, 1430-1480
תאריך לידה
1430
תאריך פטירה
1480
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male
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MARC
מקורות מידע
- Niccolò Perotti (also Perotto, Latin Nicolaus Perottus; born 1429 or 1430 in Sassoferrato; died December 15, 1480) was an Italian humanist; he was Archbishop of Siponto from 1458; he was commissioned by Pope Nicholas V to translate Polybios' Roman History; as a professor at the University of Bologna, he wrote the first Latin school grammar Rudimenta grammatices (printed in 1473); his Latin grammar and collection of quotations Cornucopiae remained one of the most popular Latin reference works in Europe for a long time ( (German Wikipedia, viewed November 25, 2024) )
- Niccolò Perotti, or Niccolò Perotto, in Latin Nicolaus Perottus (born in Sassoferrato, approximately 1430 - died in Sassoferrato, December 14, 1480), was an Italian humanist, philologist and Catholic archbishop; on October 19, 1458, he was appointed archbishop of Manfredonia; Niccolò Perotti's literary activity consisted almost entirely of works of philology, grammar and translations from Greek into Latin; he was also the author of invectives, Latin charms, letters, etc., most of which are still unpublished ( (Italian Wikipedia, viewed November 25, 2024) )
- Nicolaus Perottus, 1429-1480, born in Fano, died in Sassoferrato; was an Italian humanist, translator, classical philologist, University professor and author; from 1458 Archbishop of Siponto; other name variants (selection): Nicolaus Saxoferratensis, Niccolo Perotto ( (Katalog der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek, viewed November 25, 2024) )
- LC data base, 7-12-85 vj46(hdg.: Perotti, Niccolò, Abp. of Siponto, 1430-1480)
- Polybius. Polybij Megalopolitani Historiarum libri priores quinque ... 1554:t.p. (Nicolao Perotto Sipontino interprete)
- LCN