Francesco Franchini
Francesco Franchini (died 1559) was a Roman Catholic prelate who served as Bishop of Massa Marittima (1556–1559).
Francesco Franchini
- Name
- Francesco Franchini
- Died
- 1559
- Place of death
- Massa Marittima, Italy
- Nationality
- Kingdom of Naples
- Occupation
- poet · catholic priest · catholic bishop
- Languages
- Italian · Latin
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• Type — Bishop • Honorific Prefix — Most Reverend • Name — Francesco Franchini • Title — Bishop of Massa Marittima • Church — Catholic Church • Diocese — Diocese of Massa Marittima • Term — 1556–1559 • Predecessor — Miguel da Silva • Successor — Ventura Buffalini • Died — 1559 • Place of death — Massa Marittima, Italy
Biography
Biography
On 30 Oct 1556, Francesco Franchini was appointed during the papacy of Pope Paul IV as Bishop of Massa Marittima. He served as Bishop of Massa Marittima until he died in 1559.
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- 1.Salvatore Spiriti, op. cit. nota 3, pp. 48-49
- 2.F. M. De Guzzis, Le biografie degli uomini illustri delle Calabrie, cit., Vol. II, nota 1, p. 9
- 3.Coriolani Martirani Cosentini Epistolae familiares, Neapoli, 1556 (Excudebatur Neapoli, mense Iunio 1556), ff. 35r-v
- 4.Benedetto Croce, Op. cit. p. 39
- 5.Ferdinando Ughelli, Italia sacra, Tomus tertius ("Complectens metropolitanas, earumque suffraganeas ecclesias, quae in Hetruria nobilissima Italiae provincia recensentur"), Romae: apud Bernardinum Tanum, 1647, col. 728 (Google libri)
- 6.Franco Pignatti, voce del Dizionario biografico degli Italiani, cit.
- 7.Benedetto Croce, Op. cit. p. 47
- 8.Benedetto Croce, Op. cit. p. 50
- 9.Salvatore Spiriti, Op. cit. pag. 49
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