About Eufrosino Lapini
Lived 1520 – 1571 (aged 50–51). Eufrosino Lapini was a cleric, writer, philologist and catholic priest.
Frosino Lapini (circa 1520 – after 1568) was an Italian priest philosopher, translator, and humanist scholar of the Renaissance. He was born and lived in Florence. His first name was likely shortened from Eufrosino. He was a founder of the literary Accademia de' Lucidi. he served as a tutor in Florence, among his pupils were Giorgio Bartoli, Lorenzo Giacomini, Francesco Pucci, and Filippo Sassetti. He championed and wrote about the works of Petrarch and Pico di Mirandola.
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16th century Italian philosopher
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Eufrosino Lapini was born in 1520.
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Eufrosino Lapini died in 1571.
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Eufrosino Lapini was a cleric, writer, philologist and catholic priest.
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