About Luca Mannelli
Lived 1265 – 1364 (aged 98–99). Luca Mannelli was a writer, catholic priest and catholic bishop.
Luca Mannelli (circa 1265 – 1362) was an Italian classicist and archbishop.
He was born in Florence to a prominent family. He joined the Dominican order circa 1280. His erudition brought him into the circle of Pope Clement VI in Avignon. There he published some of the epistles of Seneca and wrote a treatise on moral philosophy. He was appointed as bishop of Osimo in 1347, and later Fano in 1358, where he died.
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