Angelico Aprosio information

Angelico Aprosio (29 October 1607 – 23 February 1681) was an Italian Augustine monk, scholar, and bibliophile. He entered the Augustinian order on March...

Founded in 1648 by Angelico Aprosio, it was initially based in the convent of the Augustinians of Ventimiglia, to whose order Aprosio himself belonged....

1612. Barbazza was a friend and correspondent of Claudio Achillini, Angelico Aprosio, Pietro Della Valle, Giambattista Basile and Giambattista Marino. Marino...

of a satire, entitled, La Maschera Scoperta, written by the father Angelico Aprosio of Ventimiglia against Arcangela Tarabotti. Brusoni, who was in great...

and Agostino Coltellini and correponded with Antonio Magliabechi and Angelico Aprosio. Some of his works, including the satirical poem La Chimera, and the...

Conzatti, Venice. On 15 April 1660 he began a correspondence with Angelico Aprosio that lasted until his death. He also corresponded regularly with Antonio...

distinguished Italian men of letters of the day, including Agostino Mascardi, Angelico Aprosio, Francesco Pona, Giovanni Francesco Loredan and Guido Casoni. Leonardo...

Filarmonici). He was a close friend of the learned Augustinian monk Angelico Aprosio. Bonifacio was a regular attendee of Sara Copia Sullam's literary salon...

Adimari Giovanni Pietro Francesco Agius de Soldanis Ansaldo Ansaldi Angelico Aprosio Benedetto Averani Benedetto Buonmattei (Boemonte Battidente) Jean Chapelain...

a member of the Accademia degli Incogniti of Venice. He befriended Angelico Aprosio, with whom he conducted a regular correspondence which would last until...

correspondent of many of the foremost scholars of the day, including Angelico Aprosio, Nicolas Steno, René-François de Sluse and Nicolaas Heinsius. He left...

attainments, a favorite of the muses, Sarra Copia charmed youth and age." Angelico Aprosio would later report that "Men of letters not only from nearby but from...

cultural independence, such as Girolamo Brusoni, Ferrante Pallavicino, Angelico Aprosio, Pietro Michiel, and Francesco Pona. The name ‘Incogniti’ alludes to...

various erotic novels and deliberately anticlerical works; with father Angelico Aprosio, an elite scholar from Ventimiglia; with a "fugitive Carthusian monk"...