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Giovanni Filoteo Achillini (Latin Joannes Philotheus Achillinus; 1466–1538) was an Italian philosopher.

Born in Bologna, he was the younger brother of philosopher Alessandro.

He applied himself to Greek, Latin, theology, philosophy, music, antiquities, jurisprudence, poetry, etc., but did not excel in any specific field.[1] His poetry is the most noteworthy of his work; written in what has since been considered the bad taste that prevailed at the end of the 15th century, however, his works have left scarcely any memory of their existence but their titles.[2] One of the principal was titled Viridario and contained the eulogy of many of his contemporaries in literature, with lessons of morality.[2] He also wrote some remarks on Italian[3] to the disparagement of Tuscan, and the praise of Bolognese, which he had used in his poems.[1] Of antiquities, he had accumulated ample collections.[2]

See also

• Claudio Achillini, his grandson

References

• Traversa, Paoloa Maria (1992). Il Fidele di Giovanni Filoteo Achillini: Poesia, sapienza e "divina" conoscenza (in Italian). p. 192. ISBN 88-7000-195-4.

Footnotes

На других языках

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- [en] Giovanni Filoteo Achillini

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[es] Giovanni Filoteo Achillini

Giovanni Filoteo Achillini (Bolonia, 1466 - 13 de agosto de 1538) fue un poeta, erudito y humanista italiano, que cultivó las letras griegas y latinas, además de músico y numismático.

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[fr] Giovanni Filoteo Achillini

Giovanni Filoteo Achillini (Bologne, 1466 - Bologne, 13 août 1538) est un poète italien de la Renaissance, frère puîné d'Alessandro.

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