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Pietro Pomponazzi (16 September 1462 – 18 May 1525) was an Italian philosopher.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Pietro Pomponazzi was documented, and when
16 September 1462exact date
Mantuaattested“Pietro Pomponazzi was born in Mantua on 16 September 1462 into a wealthy family with long-standing links to the House of Gonzaga.”source: Wikipedia: Pietro Pomponazzi
January 1484month
University of Paduaattested“In January 1484, he enrolled at the University of Padua, obtained his doctorate in arts in 1487 and the following year began teaching as an extraordinary professor of philosophy.”source: Wikipedia: Pietro Pomponazzi
1488year
University of Paduaattested“In 1488 Pomponazzi was appointed as an extraordinary professor of philosophy at the University of Padua, where he taught alongside his former teacher and later rival, the Averroist Alessandro Achillini.”source: Wikipedia: Pietro Pomponazzi
1511year
Bolognaattested“Invited by Alfonso I d'Este, Pomponazzi briefly taught at the University of Ferrara before moving to Bologna in 1511, where he produced all his major works and remained until his death.”source: Wikipedia: Pietro Pomponazzi
1511year
University of Ferraraattested“Invited by Alfonso I d'Este, Pomponazzi briefly taught at the University of Ferrara before moving to Bologna in 1511, where he produced all his major works and remained until his death.”source: Wikipedia: Pietro Pomponazzi
18 May 1525exact date
Bolognaattested“He died in Bologna on 18 May 1525, and his remains were transferred to Mantua for burial in the Church of San Francesco.”source: Wikipedia: Pietro Pomponazzi
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1496year
Paduamentioned“After eight years of teaching at Padua, he resigned in 1496 to serve as a tutor in logic to Alberto III Pio, lord of Carpi.”source: Wikipedia: Pietro Pomponazzi
1499year
University of Paduamentioned“In 1499 Pomponazzi returned to the University of Padua to take up the chair of natural philosophy, succeeding his late teacher, the Averroist Nicoletto Vernia.”source: Wikipedia: Pietro Pomponazzi
1509year
Paduamentioned“He held this position until 1509, when teaching was suspended in Padua after the Republic of Venice recaptured the city from the League of Cambrai.”source: Wikipedia: Pietro Pomponazzi
1517year
Mantuamentioned“In 1517, Bishop Ambrogio Fiandino denounced the treatise from the pulpit in Mantua.”source: Wikipedia: Pietro Pomponazzi
October 1518month
Venicementioned“He also wrote the Defensorium (1519), in reply to Agostino Nifo's De immortalitate animae adversus Pomponatium, which was published in Venice in October 1518.”source: Wikipedia: Pietro Pomponazzi
18 May 1525exact date
Mantuamentioned“He died in Bologna on 18 May 1525, and his remains were transferred to Mantua for burial in the Church of San Francesco.”source: Wikipedia: Pietro Pomponazzi
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