Thomas of Vico

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Titre:	Thomas of Vico
Auteur(s):	Thomas of Vico
vesperae.author.bibliography	KÄPELLI, « La raccolta, » pp. 224-225, p.237, p. 239.
vesperae.author.order	OP
vesperae.date.start	1387
vesperae.date.end	1387
vesperae.author.education	There is very little to be found about Thomas of Vico, and most of it revolves around his magisterium. Simon of Cascina is the one who delivers his recommendatio, a small “sermon” dedicated to the vesperiandus; the derisiva, which is a part of this sermon meant to mock the candidate for the entertainment of the public, informs us that Thomas travelled to Paris, but whether he studied there or not, it is not clear. It is certain, though, that he incepted at Pisa sometime before September 1387, when he is already addressed as magister
vesperae.work.notes	The only testimony to his vesperies is Cascina’s recommendatio, extant in ms. Città del Vaticano, Barb. Lat. 710, ff. 102rb-103va, and edited by Käpelli in « La raccolta, » pp. 237-241: “These are the vesperies that I made in Pisa to the same master Thomas, and I was vicar to the archbishop of Pisa.
vesperae.author.inception	<1387
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