ACQUAVIVA, GIULIO. — Cardinal, son of Giovanni Giacomo, tenth duke of Atri, brother of Cardinal Ottavio, of Orazio, bishop, and of Rodolfo, Jesuit and martyr; born in 1546, died in Rome on 21 July 1574. As a papal referendary, he was sent to Spain in 1568 to offer condolences to Philip II on the occasion of the queen’s death. He was created cardinal on 9 May 1570. A man of irreproachable life, he was greatly mourned at his death.
ACQUAVIVA, GIULIO
BIBL.: Eubel, p. 44; Pastor, VIII, pp. 116-293.
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“ACQUAVIVA, GIULIO.” Enciclopedia Cattolica, vol. I (1948), p. 170. Azione Romana digital edition, https://azioneromana.com/article/acquaviva-giulio.