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Marco da Saliceto

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Marco da Saliceto, who lived from around 1245 to after 1297, was an Italian notary and administrator from Bologna, then the center of the medieval revival of Roman civil law, who served as a tutor of the future Hungarian monarch Andrew III of Hungary. Some scholars have identified him with Marco Lombardo, a character in Dante's Purgatorio.

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Role
Notary and administrator 1
Nationality / Jurisdiction
Italian (Bologna) 1
Birthplace
Bologna 1
Classification
Field of Law
Civil / Private Law 1
Gender
Male 1
Role
Role (category)
Notary 1
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1. Marco da Saliceto, Wikipedia
  • Early life
    born around 1245 in Bologna
  • Opening paragraph
    Italian notary and administrator from Bologna
  • Lead paragraph
    was an Italian notary and administrator from Bologna
  • Introduction, role
    Marco da Saliceto was an Italian notary and administrator from Bologna, who served as a tutor of the future monarch Andrew III of Hungary.
  • In Legal System: Law of Italy, Wikipedia lead sentence
    was an Italian notary and administrator from Bologna
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