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Bernardino Scardeone

1478 – 1574

Italian priest and historian (died 1574)

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Lived 1478 – 1574 (aged 95–96). Bernardino Scardeone was a renaissance humanist, historian, theologian and catholic priest.

Bernardino Scardeone (Padua, 1478 or 1482 was an Italian historian, writer, and cleric, known for his scholarly works on the history of Padua.

Life Scardeone was born in Padua in 1482 to the artisan Angelo Scardeone and his wife Giacoma (born Nardini). (The descent that he later claimed from the noble da Carturo family was his own invention). He was the second child in a family of seven, of whom one brother became an Olivetan monk and two others became a doctor and a surgeon. Nave evangelica esposizione per la religione, 1551.

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Important facts

Born
1478, Cittadella
Birth century
Died
1574, Cittadella
Occupation
Renaissance humanist, historian, theologian, Catholic priest

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Who was Bernardino Scardeone?

Italian priest and historian (died 1574)

When was Bernardino Scardeone born?

Bernardino Scardeone was born in 1478 in Cittadella.

When did Bernardino Scardeone die?

Bernardino Scardeone died in 1574 in Cittadella.

What was Bernardino Scardeone's occupation?

Bernardino Scardeone was a renaissance humanist, historian, theologian and catholic priest.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Bernardino Scardeone

· Wikidata: Q2898906

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