Janus Pannonius
Janus Pannonius (1434–1472) was a Hungarian poet, writer and catholic priest.
Janus Pannonius in brief
- Born
- 1434
- Died
- 1472
- Known for
- poet,writer,catholic priest,judge,diplomat,bishop,humanist
- Place of birth
- Čazma
Overview
Born at Čazma in 1434, died at Medvedgrad in 1472.
In detail
Janus Pannonius studied at University of Padua. the recorded working language is Latin and Hungarian.
Martial is recorded as an influence.
Positions recorded include diocesan bishop.
Works named in the authority record are De morte Barbarae, Laus Andreae Mantegnae pictoris, De se aegrotante in castris, Italicarum principi divae Faeroniae elegia and Ad animam suam.
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“Janus Pannonius”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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- Janusz ZajdelAuthor
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