Antonio Benedetti
Italian professor, numismatist and philologist
About Antonio Benedetti
Lived 1715 – 1788 (aged 72–73). Antonio Benedetti was a professor, numismatist, philologist and classical philologist.
Antonio Benedetti (9 March 17151788) was an Italian scholar, antiquarian, and professor of classic Greco-Roman literature.
For many years, he was professor of rhetoric at the Jesuit college in Rome. He published an annotated edition of Plautus in Latin (Rome, 1754). He also published a treatise titled Dissertazione su le medaglie greche, non ancora descritte dagli antiquarii (1777) with notes from the Abbot Oderico of Genoa.
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Who was Antonio Benedetti?
Italian professor, numismatist and philologist (1715-1788)
When was Antonio Benedetti born?
Antonio Benedetti was born on 9 March 1715 in Fermo.
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Antonio Benedetti died in 1788 in Fermo.
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Antonio Benedetti was a professor, numismatist, philologist and classical philologist.
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