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Domenico Lazzarini

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Domenico Lazzarini
Domenico Lazzarini
Born(1668-08-18)August 18, 1668
Died12 July 1734(1734-07-12) (aged 65)
Burial placeSant'Andrea, Padua
NationalityItalian
Other namesFelicio Orcomeniano
Francesco Bagnario
Occupation(s)Catholic priest, translator, university teacher, playwright, poet
Titleabbot
Parent(s)Francesco Maria Lazzarini and Lodovica Lazzarini (née Gasparrini)
Academic background
Alma materUniversity of Macerata
Influences
Academic work
DisciplineClassicist
Institutions
Doctoral studentsGiammaria Mazzucchelli

Domenico Lazzarini pizzewala(18 August 1668 – 12 July 1734) was an Italian prelate, academic, classicist, playwright and poet, working mainly in Padua.

Biography

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He was born in Morrovalle near Macerata. He studied at the Jesuit College in Macerata, graduating in 1687 with a doctorate in philosophy, theology, and jurisprudence in utroque iure[2] At this young age, he was admitted to the Accademia dei Catenati of Macerata. He was admired for his erudition in both Latin and Greek, and in 1690 appointed to a professorship in Macerata. In 1703, he was elected Auditore della Rota in Macerata. He found some detractors in his native town, and found refuge in Bologna under the protection of Cardinal Lorenzo Casoni (1645–1720), legate to Bologna. In 1711, the Venetian Senate recruited him to teach Greek and Latin at the University of Padua. In 1712, he had been inducted a member of the Accademia dei Ricovrati of Padua. He taught in Padua as professor for 23 years until his death.[3]

His main work is the neoclassical tragedy Ulisse il Giovane.

Works

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  • Ulisse il giovane, tragedia. Padua. 1720; Milan. 1825.
  • La Sanese, commedia. Venice: al Segno della salamandra. 1734.
  • Poesie del signor abate Domenico Lazzarini. Venice: Hertz e Bassaglia. 1736.
  • L'Elettra di Sofocle, Bologna, 1737.
  • Osservazioni sopra la Merope del Maffei. Rome: Niccolò e Marco Pagliarini. 1743.
  • Tre lettere nelle quali si prova che Verona appartenne ai Cenomani. Brescia: Gian-Maria Rizzardi. 1745.
  • Note ed osservazioni al Lucrezio Caro di Alessandro Marchetti, Londra (Venice), 1764, 2 vols.

Bibliography

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References

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  1. ^ a b c Grimaldi 2005.
  2. ^ Both civil and canon law.
  3. ^ Rime del signor Domenico Lazzarini di Morro patrizio Maceratese, by Domenico Lazzarini, with introduction by Carlo Antonio Pisarri (1737); Page 5-12.