Library catalogues give a floruit for J. of 1530 on grounds that we are unable to discover. A man of this name is recorded as lecturing on parts of both the Digest and the Code at the university of Bologna between 1536 and 1539. See C. Malagola, ‘Documenti inediti sulla laurea e sull’insegnamento di Gregorio XIII (Ugo Boncampagni)’, Il Buonarrotti ser. 2 12 (gennaio 1877-1878) 14–15. The De annua praestatione (TUI 1584 t. 6.2), which seems to be his only published work was first printed at Bologna in 1544. It describes him as a doctor utroque and was dedictated to Giovanni cardinal Morone as apostolic legate to Bolgona, a position the Morone held from 1544 to 1548.

Source: Not in DGI or DBI. CERL Thesaurus.

Entry by: CD/DC v.2017

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