LC control no. | no 96033746 |
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Descriptive conventions | rda |
LC classification | PA8250.A2 |
Personal name heading | Amarcius, active 11th century |
Variant(s) | Amarcius, 11th cent. Amarcius, Sextus, active 11th century Piosistratus, Sextus Amarcius Gallus, active 11th century Sextus Amarcius, active 11th century |
Beginning date | 10 |
Associated country | Germany |
Place of birth | Zurich (Switzerland) |
Affiliation | Catholic Church |
Profession or occupation | Monks Poets Satirists, Latin |
Found in | Sermones, 1969: t.p. (Sextus Amarcius) LCCS: PA8250.A2 (Amarcius, 11th cent.) Lex. des Mittelalters (Amarcius; Sextus A. Gallus Piosistratus: pseud.; author of 4 books of Sermones (Satires) patterned after Horace; worked in the region of Speyer around 1100) Dict. of the Middle Ages (Amarcius, fl. 1070; Sextus Amarcius Gallus Piosistratus, pseud.; noted for his 4 books of Sermones, satires modeled on those of Horace, written probably between 1056 and 1080) Satires, 2011: page vii-viii (Sextus Amarcius Gallus Piosistratus, little is known about the most-likely monastic poet; Hugh of Trimberg's Registrum multorum actuorum (ca. 1280), describes him as "a teacher of truth, catholic, a satirist, born in the province of Zurich near the alps; prevailing scholarly view today is that he was Germanic) |
Associated language | lat |