About Giovanni Vignoli
Lived 1667 – 1733 (aged 66). Giovanni Vignoli was an archaeologist, librarian, nuncio and antiquarian bookseller.
Giovanni Vignoli (1680 – 1753) was an Italian ecclesiastic, archeologist, librarian, and numismatist.
Vignoli was born in Pitigliano, and was ordained there a cleric. He served as librarian for the Vatican Library in 1720. He died in Rome.
Works Dissertatio de columna imperatoris Antonini Pii, una cum antiquis inscriptionibus, ecc. (Rome, 1703, in quarto) Antiquiores pontificum denarii (Rome, 1709, in quarto) Vite dei pontefici di Anastasio bibliotecario, completed by his nephew Ugolini and Padre Baldini in Rome, 1724, 1753 e 1785, in 3 volumes in quarto.
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Who was Giovanni Vignoli?
born 1680 (ca.); died 1753
When was Giovanni Vignoli born?
Giovanni Vignoli was born on 13 April 1667 in Pitigliano.
When did Giovanni Vignoli die?
Giovanni Vignoli died on 19 November 1733 in Rome.
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Giovanni Vignoli was an archaeologist, librarian, nuncio and antiquarian bookseller.
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