ANGUISCIOLA (ANGUISSOLA), Lucio. - Theologian, philosopher, and sceptical thinker, a Conventual Franciscan, born in Piacenza to a patrician family in 1520 and died in Pisa on 7 October 1592. In 1572 he became a professor at the University of Bologna and served as theologian at the Council of Trent during the sessions on “de Matrimonio” (20 March 1563). In 1545 he had been cited before the same Council as “suspectus de haeresi” and imprisoned (apparently unjustly). He left many manuscript treatises and miscellaneous questions; he reprinted in Bologna the *Liber Conformitatum* of Bartolomeo da Pisa.
BIBL.: P. R. da Tossignano, *Hitor. Seraph. Religioni*, Venice 1586, fol. 268; G. Franchini, *Bibliosofia di Scrittori Min. Convent.*, Modena 1603, pp. 401-402; Concilium Tridentinum, ed. G. Goveres, I, Freiburg im Br. 1601, passim; III, ibid. 1921, p. 71; IX, ibid. 1924, p. 465; J. H. Sbaralea, *Supplementum ad Scriptores Ord. Min.*, II, 2nd ed., Rome 1921, p. 181; G. Odoradi, *Padri e Teologi O. F. M. Convent. al Concilio di Trento*, in *Miscellanea Francescana*, 47 (1947), p. 373. Lorenzo Di Fonzo