Clemente Sibiliato
Italian cleric, poet, and librarian
About Clemente Sibiliato
Lived 1719 – 1795 (aged 75–76). Clemente Sibiliato was a writer, theologian, literary scholar, librarian and historian.
Clemente Sibiliato or Sibilato (10 February 171914 February 1795) was an Italian cleric, poet, and librarian.
Biography He was born in Bovolenta, near Padua. He entered seminary at Padua, was ordained a priest, and became a professor at the young age of 25 years. By 1759, he was named professor of Latin and Greek at the University of Padua. He often wrote poems dedicated to patrons and occasions. He became a member of the Accademia dei Ricovrati and the Reale Accademia di scienze e belle lettere of Mantua.
Works
In 1792, Sibiliato published the biography of the mathematician Giuseppe Torelli (1721–1781). Among his other works are:
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Clemente Sibiliato?
Italian cleric, poet, and librarian (1719–1795)
When was Clemente Sibiliato born?
Clemente Sibiliato was born in 1719 in Bovolenta.
When did Clemente Sibiliato die?
Clemente Sibiliato died in 1795 in Padua.
What was Clemente Sibiliato's occupation?
Clemente Sibiliato was a writer, theologian, literary scholar, librarian and historian.
Sources & further reading
· Wikipedia: Clemente Sibiliato
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