LC control no. | nr 87000260 |
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Descriptive conventions | rda |
Personal name heading | Opicino, de Canistris, 1296-approximately 1354 |
Variant(s) | Anonimo ticinese, 1296-approximately 1354 Canistris, Opicino de, 1296-approximately 1354 Opicinus, de Canistris, 1296-approximately 1354 |
Located | Avignon (France) Pavia (Italy) |
Birth date | 12961224 |
Death date | 1354~ |
Place of birth | Lomello (Italy) |
Place of death | Avignon (France) |
Affiliation | Duomo di Pavia Catholic Church |
Profession or occupation | Priest |
Found in | His Il libro delle lodi della città di Pavia, 1984: t.p. (Opicino de Canistris) p. 11 (Anonimo ticinese) NUC, pre-56 (Opicinus de Canistris, 1296-ca. 1336) Grande diz. enc. UTET (Opicino, de Canistris; b. 1296; d. after 1334) OCLC 80244377: Morse, V.M. A complex terrain : church, society, and the individual in the works of Opicino de Canistris (1296-ca.1354), 1996. E-mail message from Fred Odwalla, editor in chief, Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, Oct. 31, 2013 (research from at least 1997 onwards shows that the death date is approximately 1354) attached PDF of introduction to Karl Whittington's forthcoming book Body-worlds : Opicinus de Canistris and the medieval cartographic imagination, 2014 (b. Dec. 24, 1296, Lomello, west of Pavia; became chaplain of the Cathedral in Pavia, 1318; ordained in Parma, 1320; took over the Church of S. Maria Capella in Pavia, 1323; left Pavia, July 1328; settled in Avignon, 1329; appointed as a scribe in the papal penitentiary, Dec. 1330; fell ill in Avignon, 1334; nothing is known about the circumstances of his death, which took place sometime between 1352 and 1355) |
Associated language | lat |