Ordained priest in 1384, from 1388 onward he taught theology in the convents of Padua, Bologna, and Naples, where he was also regent of studies; he seems to have taken part in the Council of Constance (1414-18).
Works: *Figurae Bibliorum*, for use by preachers, printed many times in the 15th-16th centuries and, after corrections ordered under Clement VIII, again in the 17th century; *De pugna spirituali*; *Quadragesimale* (Naples 1496); *Opus casuum conscientiae*; *Sermones*.
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