LC control no. | n 88139758 |
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Descriptive conventions | rda |
Personal name heading | Lottini, Giovanni Francesco, 1512-1572 |
Variant(s) | Lottini, Gio. Francesco (Giovanni Francesco), 1512-1572 Lottini da Volterra, Giouanfrancesco, 1512-1572 Lottini, Gio. Franc., 1512-1572 Lottini, Giovanfrancesco, 1512-1572 |
Other standard no. | 76414006 |
Associated country | Italy |
Associated place | Conversano (Italy) |
Located | Florence (Italy) Rome (Italy) Siena (Italy) Padua (Italy) Pisa (Italy) |
Birth date | 1512 |
Death date | 1572 |
Place of birth | Volterra (Italy) |
Place of death | Rome (Italy) |
Found in | Sansovino, F. Propositioni overo considerationi in materia di cose di stato [MI] 1588: t.p. (m. Gio. Francesco Lottini) CSt/G-K files (hdg.: Lottini, Giovanni Francesco, 1512-1572) Auuedimenti ciuili, 1574: t.p. (m. Giouanfrancesco Lottini da Volterra) De electione summi pontif[ici] aliisq[ue] materijs m[anu]s[cript], 1700s?: fol. 244r (Discorso estabilissimo di M. Gio. Franc. Lottini) Bibliothè€que nationale de France, online authority file, viewed September 15, 2023: (Lottini, Giovanni Francesco (1512-1572); born 1512 in Volterra, Italy; died August 1572 in Rome; adventurer, schemer, apostolic protonotary, chaplain of S. Giovanni in Laterano in 1549, and bishop of Conversano in 1560) <https://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb12462141q> Wikipedia, viewed September 15, 2023: (Giovanni Francesco Lottini; 1512-August 1572; Italian politician and writer; born in Volterra; blamed for or involved in several assassination attempts and purported poisonings; acted as secretary to Cosimo I de Medici; later secretary to Guido Ascanio Sforza di Santa Fiora; appointed canon of Abbey Hill of Piedmont; in 1559 secretary to Giovanni Angelo de'Medici who became Pius IV; in 1560 Pius IV appointed him bishop of Conversano, which he refused) <https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giovanni_Francesco_Lottini> Dizionario biografico degli Italiani, 2006, viewed online September 15, 2023: (Lottini, Giovanfrancesco; born in 1512 in Volterra; moved to Rome in 1530 and from there to Siena where he studied logic and philosophy; later studied in Pavia, Bologna, and Padua; secretary to Cosimo de Medici; may have organized assassination of Lorenzo de Medici; became a canon of S. Giovanni in Laterano 1548; became a frequent participant in papal conclaves; said to have killed Giovan Francesco Giugni in 1555; imprisoned in Castel Sant'Angelo in 1555 for the affair of the galleys and charged with Lutheranism, but eventually released; friend of Michelangelo; in 1560 Pius IV appointed him bishop of Conversano, a position he renounced on January 20, 1561; in February 1561 he returned to Tuscany, first to Volterra and then to Florence, where he remained at least until 1563; returning to Rome in 1564; author of Discorso sopra le attioni del conclave and Avvedimenti civili, the latter was published posthumously; he died in 1573, probably in Rome) <https://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/giovanfrancesco-lottini_%28Dizionario-Biografico%29/> |
Associated language | ita |