Angelo Lo Jacono (Paternò, 1838- Paterno, 29 December 1898) was an Italian writer and journalist.

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Biography

He studied at the Seminary of Catania, but he devoted himself later to literature.

Back in his birth town, he worked as a lawyer and published essays, tales and poems. He translated Virgil's Georgics into Italian language and worked for the farming publication L'agricoltore calabro-siculo.[1]

Publications

• Miscellanea Letteraria - Catania, Tipografia dell' Ateneo Siculo (1862)
• Le Georgiche di Virgilio tradotte in versi italiani - Catania (1863)
• Emmanuelide - Catania, Pastore (1879)

Merits

Order of the Crown of Italy

Notes

Bibliography

• S. Correnti - Paternò - Palermo, Nuova Trinacria, 1973.
• G. Savasta - Memorie storiche della città di Paternò - Catania, Galati, 1905.

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