Canapario, Giovanni, -1004

LC control no.	n 2011046544
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Canapario, Giovanni, -1004 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Giovanni Canapario, -1004 Johannes Canaparius, -1004 Canaparius, Johannes, -1004 Campanario, Giovanni, -1004 Kanapariusz, Jan, -1004 Jean, Abbé, -1004 Jean Canaparius, -1004 Jean, de Saints Boniface et Alexis, -1004 Johannes, Abbas, -1004 Johannes, Abbas Sancti Bonifatii et Alexii Romae, -1004 Johannes Canatarius, -1004 Johannes, Sancti Alexii Romani, -1004
Associated country	Italy
Located	Rome (Italy)
Death date	1004-10-02
Place of death	Rome (Italy)
Affiliation	Benedictines Catholic Church Convento dei Santi Bonifacio e Alessio (Rome, Italy)
Profession or occupation	Hagiographers Abbots
Found in	Świętego Wojciecha żywot pierwszy, 2009: t.p. (Jan Kanapariusz) 9096 (online via vHMML), viewed on April 12, 2021 (Johannes Canaparius, author of Vita S. Adalberti; manuscript text in Latin) <https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/9581> Dizionario biografico degli Italiani (online via Treccani), viewed on November 4, 2020: GIOVANNI Canapario (variant = Campanario; probably born in Rome, where he was a monk in monastero dei Ss. Bonifacio e Alessio sull'Aventino; Vita S. Adalberti has been attributed to him; died on October 2, 1004, in Rome) <https://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/giovanni-canapario_%28Dizionario-Biografico%29/> Biographical index of the middle ages, 2008: part 2, p. 613 (Johannes Canaparius, died 1004; Benedictine, abbot, hagiographer; Rome, Italy) Personennamen des Mittelalters, 2000: p. 375 (Johannes Canaparius, died 1004; author of Vita Sancti Adalberti Pragensis Episcopi; variants = Canaparius, Johannes; Giovanni Canapario; Jean Abbé; Jean Canaparius; Jean de Saints Boniface et Alexis; Johannes Abbas; Johannes Abbas Sancti Bonifatii et Alexii Romae; Johannes Canatarius; Johannes Sancti Alexii Romani)
Associated language	lat