ANGELO da CAMERINO. — Augustinian scholastic, born around the middle of the 13th century and died in 1314. He participated as a “new professor of sacred theology” at the general chapter in Siena in 1295, where he was appointed lecturer at the curia’s studium. In 1296 he was appointed bishop of Cagli, in 1298 transferred to the see of Fiesole; later designated administrator of the church of Larinio; in 1303 he appears with the title of bishop of Modone in Greece, and finally on 15 October 1311 he was appointed patriarch of Grado.
He wrote: *In Porphyrium commentarii* (Angelica Library of Rome, ms. 832, ff. 1-20); *In lib. Praedicamentorum* (ibid., ff. 20-66); *In lib. Periharmonias* (ibid., ff. 67-113); *Sententia totius lib. Topicorum* (ms. Vat. pal. 1057); *Quaestiones theologicae* (ms. Vat. lat. 1086); *In lib. Priorum*, mentioned by the author himself in the dedication of the *Periharmonias*; *Super Evangelia ac Epistolas Pauli praeclaras expositiones*; *Lectura in Mag. Sententiarum*; *Sermones et Laudes spirituales*, including songs.