Morata, Olympia Fulvia, 1526-1555

LC control no.	n 91091901
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Morata, Olympia Fulvia, 1526-1555 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Morata, Olimpia Fulvia, 1526-1555 Gundler, Olympia Fulvia, 1526-1555 Grundler, Olympia Fulvia, 1526-1555 Grünthlerin, Olympia Morata, 1526-1555
Other standard no.	0000000110213745
Birth date	1526
Death date	1555-10-26
Place of birth	Ferrara (Italy)
Place of death	Heidelberg (Germany)
Profession or occupation	Authors Poets Humanists Translators
Found in	Olympiae Fulviae Moratae foeminae doctissimae ac plane divinae opera omnia quae hactenus inueniri potuerunt: cum eruditorum testimonijs et laudibus. Hyppolitae Taurellae Elegia elegantissima. Quibus Caelij S. C. selectae Epistolae ac orationes accesserunt., 1570 title page (Olympiae Fulviae Moratae) Her Olympiae Fuluiae Moratae, foeminae doctissimae ... Opera omnia, 1580: t.p. (Olympiae Fuluiae Moratae, foeminae doctissimae ac plane diuinae ...) NUC pre-1956 (Morata, Olympia Fulvia, 1526-1555) Voci di donne umaniste, 2022: title page (Olimpia Fulvia Morata) page 4 of cover (Olimpia Morata) German Wikipedia, viewed April 24th, 2024 (Olympia Fulvia Morata (born 1526 in Ferrara; died October 26th, 1555 in Heidelberg) was an Italian poet and humanist scholar. At the beginning of 1550, she married Andreas Grundler, a doctor from Schweinfurt who belonged to the circle of humanists at the court of Ferrara. In 1558 Morata's (surviving) poems, translations, more than 50 letters, obituaries of other scholars and other items were published, edited by Celio Secondo Curione and printed by Peter Perna in Basel) <https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olympia_Fulvia_Morata> Katalog der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek, German Wikipedia, viewed April 24th, 2024 (Morata, Olympia Fulvia (1526-1555), other name variants: Olympia Fulvia Gundler, Olympia Fulvia Grundler, Olympia Morata Grünthlerin) <https://d-nb.info/gnd/118960636>