Diego Tadeo González
Illustration — Diego Tadeo photo Diego Tadeo González (1733–1794) was a Spanish poet who used the pen name Delio. He was a member of the Augustinian religious order.
Also recorded as Diego Tadeo Gonzalez · Fray Diego González
Diego Tadeo González
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- Died
- 1794. · Madrid.
- Nationality
- Spain.
- Occupation
- poet and writer.
- Education
- University of Salamanca.
- Languages
- Spanish.
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Diego Tadeo González vécut du 22 juillet 1732 au 10 septembre 1794 et fut « Ordenspriester » et écrivain.
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Diego Tadeo González naquit le 22 juillet 1732 à Cuidad Rodrigo, Espagne. Diego Tadeo González mourut le 10 septembre 1794 à Madrid.
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Also worked under the name Delio. Born at Ciudad Rodrigo in 1732, died in Madrid in 1794.
Diego Tadeo González studied at University of Salamanca. The recorded working language is Spanish.
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- 1.Santiago Vela, Gregorio de (1917). Ensayo de una biblioteca ibero-americana de la Orden de San Agustin III . Madrid. pp. 146-175.
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