Girolamo Amati

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Girolamo Amati (born June 13, 1768 in Savignano di Romagna , † April 15, 1834 in Rome ) was an Italian classical philologist, Graecist, epigraphist, paleographer and manuscriptist.

Life

Girolamo Amati was born in 1768 as the son of the linguist Pasquale Amati (1726–1796) in Savignano di Romagna. He studied Latin and Greek and was appointed Librarian of the Vaticana , where he primarily tried to sift through and catalog Greek scriptures. He continued the work of Leone Allacci , who had already created three volumes, whereby he had to reconstruct the third volume that had been lost.

In 1820 he was appointed a corresponding member of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences .

Works

  • Iscrizione dei re Tolomei di Egitto, Giornale Arcadico Vol.XLI
  • "Processus contra Valdenses in Lombardia Superiori, anno 1387", Archivio Storico Italiano 3/1, 1865
  • De Vita Josephi Garampi cardinalis commentarius Hieronymi Amatii Sabinianensis, 1796

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Individual evidence

  1. Carmela Vircillio Franklin: “Pro communi doctorum virorum comodo”: The Vatican Library and Its Service to Scholarship, Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, Vol 146, no. 4, December 2002, p. 380, footnote 64