Rogero di Puglia

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Rogero di Puglia (* 1201/1205 ?, Torre Magiore , Puglia , Italy ; † April 14, 1266 ) was a Roman Catholic Archbishop of Spalato (now Split , Croatia), historian and author between April 30, 1249 and his death by Carmen Miserabilae .

After completing his theological studies in Rome, he worked as a chaplain in the service of Cardinal Giacomo Pecorari (1170-1244). In 1232 he accompanied his cardinal on an apostolic mission to the Kingdom of Hungary, where he became archdeacon of the Roman Catholic diocese of Oradea . There he experienced the Mongol storm and described this happening in Carmen Miserabilae . On April 30, 1249 he was appointed Archbishop of Spalato by Pope Innocent IV through the mediation of Cardinal Giovanni Tolentanus .

Works

  • Magister Rogerius: Carmen miserable. Translated by Helmut Stefan Milletich. Afterword by Franz Probst. Edition Roetzer, Eisenstadt 1979, ISBN 3-85374-047-2 (Latin / German).

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Enciclopedia italiana di scienze, lettere ed arti. Volume 29: Reh - Romani. Istituto della Enciclopedia Italiana, Rome 1936, p. 577.
  2. ^ Révai nagy lexikona. Az ismeretek enciklopédiája. Volume 16: Racine - Sodoma. Révai, Budapest 1924, p. 310; Enciclopedia italiana di scienze, lettere ed arti. Volume 29: Reh - Romani. Istituto della Enciclopedia Italiana, Rome 1936, p. 577.
personal data
SURNAME Rogero di Puglia
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Roman Catholic Archbishop of Spalato, historian and author
DATE OF BIRTH around 1203
DATE OF DEATH April 14, 1266