ANGIUS, VITTORIO. – A priest, he was deputy for Lanusei (Nuoro) in the 1st legislature and proposed the abolition of tithes in Sardinia. Re-elected in the 4th legislature from the second constituency of Cagliari, he opposed the bill on civil marriage and proposed to refuse marriage to those who could not demonstrate the means necessary to support a family.
BIBL.: T. Sarti, Il Parlamento subalterno e italiano, 2 voll.,
Roma 1896-98; E. Michel, s. V. in Diz. del Ris. Naz., Milano,
1930, p. 77.