I
483 articles · 26 under Ia · English index · Indice italiano-
Iabne
IABNE: v. IAMNIA. -
Iacobello del Fiore
Painter. There is evidence of him from 1400 onward; d. in 1439. In his youthful paintings (the antependium of St. Ubald in Pesaro, a polyptych in Teramo… -
Iacobus de Zocchis de Ferraria
A not obscure canonist of the 15th century, born at Ferrara (hence the added appellation) at an uncertain date. At Ferrara he perhaps also taught, before… -
Iacobus Faber Stapulensis
IACOBUS FABER STAPULENSIS: v. LEFEVRE D'ETAPLES. -
Iacopino da Tradate
Lombard sculptor, he took part in the works for the construction of Milan Cathedral from 1401 to 1425, and in 1407 he was head of the stonecutters. In 1440 he… -
Iacopino del Conte
Painter b. in Florence in 1510, d. in Rome on 9 January 1598. A pupil of Andrea del Sarto, he also came under the influence of Michelangelo and of the leading… -
Iacopino di Francesco dei Bavosi or dei Papazzoni, known as Iacopo da Bologna (IACOPINO DI FRANCESCO DEI BAVOSI O DEI PAPAZZONI, DETTO IACOPO DA BOLOGNA)
Bolognese painter, recorded in documents from 1360 to 1383 and certainly already active before 1350. He was the greatest in art among the various Iacopi… -
Iacopo da Camerino
Mosaicist friar, assistant to Torriti in the apse mosaic of St. John Lateran, completed ca. 1292. In the lower mosaic band, on the right, there is a tiny… -
Iacopo Dacciesola
IACOPO DACCIESOLA : v. GIACOMO di CESSOLLES. -
Iacopo de' Barbari
IACOPO de' BARBARI: v. DE' BARBARI, IACOPO. -
Iacopo della Lana
Called il Lanèo, born in Bologna ca. 1290, died there ca. 1365. He is the author of a commentary in the vernacular on La Comedia di Dante degli Allighieri (1st… -
Iacopo di Porta Ravegnana
Bolognese jurist, b. in an uncertain year, already on the chair before 1140, d. in Bologna on 11 Oct. 1178. He was one of the four doctors, immediate disciples… -
Iacopo (Lapo) Tedesco
Legendary 13th-century architect, whom Vasari in the second edition of the Vite (1568) says came from Germany to build the basilica of St. Francis of Assisi… -
Iacopone da Todi
Franciscan mystic and poet, b. at Todi ca. 1230, d. at Collazzone on 25 Dec. 1306. He studied law at Bologna, practiced the art of the attorney in his native… -
Iaddua
IADDUA: v. IEDDOA. -
Iahel
IAHEL : v. GIAELE. -
Iajo (Le Jay), Claudio
Theologian, controversialist, b. around 1500 at Mieussy (Savoy), d. at Vienna, in Austria, on 6 Aug. 1552. Having obtained at the Sorbonne (1534) the degree of… -
Iamblichus (GIAMBLICO (ἸΆΜΒΛΙΟΣ, IAMBLICHUS))
Neoplatonic philosopher, b. at Chalcis in Coele-Syria, d. under Constantine the Great around 330. Of his life there is scant information, mixed with fantastic… -
Iam Christus Astra Ascenderat
It is the hymn of Matins on the feast of Pentecost, of Ambrosian origin. The descent of the Holy Spirit in tongues of fire upon the Apostles gathered in prayer… -
Iam Lucis Orto Sidere
Hymn sung at the beginning of the hour of Prime, composed by an unknown author of the school of St. Ambrose, and therefore called Ambrosian. St. Benedict… -
Iam Morte Victor Obruta
Hymn of Lauds for the feast of the Holy Rosary, composed by the Dominican Th. A. Ricchini (cf. A. Walz, Compendium historiae Ordinis Praedicatorum [Rome 1948]… -
Iam Sol Recedit Igneus
Hymn at Vespers on Saturday, by an unknown author, belonging to the "Irish-Anglo-Saxon" group. With the fading of the daylight and the onset of darkness, the… -
Iam Toto Subito Vesper Eat Polo
Hymn of Vespers for the feast of the Sorrowful Virgin, in Asclepiadean strophes, composed in the 17th century when Innocent XI instituted the feast, with an… -
Iasi
IASI: v. JASSI. -
Iasura
IASURA: v. SYRIA DEA. -
Iavelli, Crisostomo
Dominican theologian, b. at Casale Monferrato ca. 1470, d. at Bologna after 1538. A religious of the Dominican province "utriusque Lombardiae," he devoted…