About Zaccaria Betti
Lived 1732 – 1788 (aged 56). Zaccaria Betti was an Italian agronomist, writer and poet.
Zaccaria Betti (7 July 1732-1788) was a Venetian poet, writing about agricultural topics.
Born in Verona, he began studying under the Jesuits in Brescia, but illness forced him to finish his studies in Verona. His main poem was del Baco da Seta, canti 4, con annotazione (dedicated to Marchese Giambattista Spolverini, 1736), mimicking the work Sereide by Emanuele Tesauro. Betti's second work was a poem titled la Cascina. He was an honorary member of the Accademia dei Georgofili of Florence.
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Who was Zaccaria Betti?
(1732-1788)
When was Zaccaria Betti born?
Zaccaria Betti was born on 20 July 1732 in Verona.
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Zaccaria Betti died on 18 August 1788 in Verona.
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Zaccaria Betti was an agronomist, writer and poet.
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Zaccaria Betti was Italian.
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