| LC control no. | n 2009055589 |
|---|---|
| Descriptive conventions | rda |
| Personal name heading | Adriani, Marcello, 1464-1521 |
| Variant(s) | Adriani, Marcello-Virgilio, 1464-1521 Virgilius, Marcellus, 1464-1521 Vergilio, Marcello, 1464-1521 Virgilio, Marcello, 1464-1521 Virgilio, Adriani Marcello, 1464-1521 |
| Other standard no. | 0000000077781790 |
| Birth date | 1464 |
| Death date | 1521-11-27 |
| Place of birth | Florence (Italy) |
| Place of death | Florence (Italy) |
| Affiliation | Università di Firenze |
| Profession or occupation | Humanists Statesmen Translators University and college faculty members |
| Found in | Pedakiou Dioskoridou Anazarbeos, Peri hules iastrikes (...) Interprete Marcello Vergilio Secretario Florentino. Eiusdem Marcelli Vergilij in hosce Dioscordis libros comme[n]tarij doctissimi, in quibus praeter omnigenam uariaque eruditione[m], collatis aliorum Interpretum uersionibus, suae translationis ex utriusque linguae autoribus certissima adferuntur documenta ... 1529: title page (Marcello Vergilio ... Marcelli Vergilj) Brown, Alison. The return of Lucretius to Renaissance Florence, 2010: CIP galley (Marcello Adriani; made chancellor of Florence, 1498) Italian Wikipedia, Sept. 1, 2009 (Marcello Adriani; b. Florence 1464, d. 1521; humanist) German Wikipedia, viewed February 5th, 2024 (Marcello Adriani, also known as Marcello-Virgilio Adriani or Marcellus Virgilius, born 1464 in Florence, died November 27th, 1521 in Florence) was an Italian humanist and politician. As the successor and pupil of Angelo Poliziano and Cristoforo Landino, he was a professor at the University of Florence ("Studio Fiorentino") from 1494 to 1503. From 1498 to 1521 he was Chancellor of the Republic of Florence. He became famous for his annotated translation of Pedanios Dioscorides' pharmacopoeia.) <https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcello_Adriani> |
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