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Giovanni Codagnello

Also Known As Caputagni
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Giovanni Codagnello, who lived from around 1154 to after 1235, was an Italian notary and historian. His own chronicle of Piacenza was later used as a source by the fourteenth-century notary-historian Pietro da Ripalta for his own Chronica Placentina.

Facts
Partially Attested
Born
1154 1
Source gives circa 1154, not an exact year
Died
1235 1
Only documented as active after 1235; exact death year not recorded
Role
Notary and historian 1
Nationality / Jurisdiction
Italy 1
Birthplace
Piacenza, Italy 1
Classification
Field of Law
Civil / Private Law 1
Gender
Male 1
Role
Role (category)
Notary 1
Connections

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Source Giovanni Codagnello - Wikipedia
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Nationality

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Sources
1. Giovanni Codagnello - Wikipedia
  • Life section, surname note
    His surname was sometimes Latinized as Caputagni.
  • Lead paragraph, occupation clause
    was an Italian notary and historian
  • Lead paragraph, opening sentence
    Giovanni Codagnello (c. 1154 - after 1235) was an Italian notary and historian.
  • Life section, birth sentence (year)
    Codagnello was born around 1154 in Piacenza.
  • Life section, birth sentence (place)
    Codagnello was born around 1154 in Piacenza.
  • Lead paragraph, opening sentence (death)
    Giovanni Codagnello (c. 1154 - after 1235) was an Italian notary and historian.
  • "Italian notary and historian"
  • Lead paragraph
    was an Italian notary and historian
  • In Legal System: Law of Italy, Wikipedia lead sentence
    was an Italian notary and historian
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