About Juan Luis Maneiro
Lived 1744 – 1802 (aged 58). Juan Luis Maneiro was a poet, writer, scholar, biographer, theologian and catholic priest.
Juan Luis Maneiro (in Latin, Ioannis Aloisii Maneiro) (2 or 22 February 1744 – 16 November 1802) was a Mexican Jesuit teacher, scholar, biographer, theologian, and poet. of some of his Jesuit colleagues, including Francisco Javier Clavijero and José Rafael Campoy, in Latin, as well as poems, in Spanish.
He received priestly orders in Bologna, on 2 February 1769.
Maneiro died in Mexico City, on 16 November 1802.
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Who was Juan Luis Maneiro?
Mexican Jesuit teacher, scholar, biographer, theologian, and poet. After the expulsion of the Jesuits from Spanish provinces (1767), he went to Bologna, in the Papal States, where he wrote in Latin biographies of illustrious Mexican Jesuits.
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Juan Luis Maneiro was born on 2 February 1744 in Veracruz.
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Juan Luis Maneiro died on 16 November 1802 in Mexico City.
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Juan Luis Maneiro was a poet, writer, scholar, biographer, theologian and catholic priest.
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