About Gian Francesco Buonamico
Lived 1639 – 1680 (aged 41). Gian Francesco Buonamico was a Maltese writer, poet, physician and naturalist.
Ġan Franġisk Bonamico (or Giovanni Francesco Bonamico) (1639–1680) was a Maltese doctor and a member of the Order of St. John.
Bonamico wrote in Latin and Italian. One of his best-known works is Mejju ġie bil-Ward u ż-Żahar, which is dedicated to Grandmaster Cottoner. It is kept in the National Library of Malta.
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Who was Gian Francesco Buonamico?
Maltese writer, poet and physician (1639-1680)
When was Gian Francesco Buonamico born?
Gian Francesco Buonamico was born on 28 February 1639 in Malta.
When did Gian Francesco Buonamico die?
Gian Francesco Buonamico died on 18 March 1680 in Malta.
What was Gian Francesco Buonamico's occupation?
Gian Francesco Buonamico was a writer, poet, physician and naturalist.
What nationality was Gian Francesco Buonamico?
Gian Francesco Buonamico was Maltese.
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· Wikipedia: Gian Francesco Buonamico
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