Janus Lascaris
Janus Lascaris (1445–1534) was a writer, diplomat and philologist.
Also recorded as Iōannēs Laskaris; Ianos Laskaris.
Janus Lascaris in brief
- Born
- 1445
- Died
- 1534
- Known for
- writer,diplomat,philologist
- Place of birth
- Constantinople
Overview
Born at Constantinople in 1445, died at Rome in 1534.
In detail
Janus Lascaris studied at University of Padua. Andrea Alciato, Germain de Brie and Theophilus Chalcondylas are recorded as having studied under Janus Lascaris. the recorded working language is Latin.
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