a Minorite preacher, was born at Milan about 1560. He was provincial and consulter of the sacred office, for a number of years acted as teacher and preacher at Milan, was in 1611 appointed bishop of Montemarano, in Naples, and died in 1636. He wrote, Resolutio Doctrinoe Scotica (Padua, 1593; Lyons, 1643 ): — Concordanza degli Evangeli Correnti nelle Cinque Domeniche di Quaresima con Cantico della B. Veryine (Milan, 1594): — Connexio a Evangeliorum Qadragesimalium et Psalmorum (Rome, 1631 ): — Lezioni sopra ii Magnificat Concordanti con gli Evangel Ambrogiani (ibid. cod.). See Mazzuchelli, Scrittori d'Italia (Brescia, 1753 sq.), s.v.; Argellati, Biblioth. Mediolanensis (Milan, 1745). (B. P.)