Francesco Sacchetti

Francesco di Riccardo Sacchetti (died in or before 1473) a member of an illustrious Tuscan family, was a doctor of medicine and professor of logic and law at the University of Pavia, 1449-69.[1]

For the writer of novelle, see Franco Sacchetti.

His son, Francesco di Francesco Sacchetti, a minor in 1473, was also a doctor of arts and medicine; he was taken prisoner after the battle of Pavia, 1525, and seems to have died in captivity in Naples.[2]

Notes
  1. Peter G. Bietenholz and Thomas Brian Deutscher, Contemporaries of Erasmus, s'v "Sacchetti, Francesco".
  2. Bietenholz and Deutscher, eo. loc..


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