an Italian ecclesiastic, was born at Soncino. He entered the Order of St. Dominic, and became doctor in theology. He taught at Milan, Ferrara, and Bologna, and died Aug. 4, 1494, being at the time prior of the Monastery of Cremona. Among other works, he wrote Epitome Qucestionum in 4 Libros Sentent, a Principe Thomistarum J. Capreolo Tolosano Disputatarunm (Pavia, 1522; and elsewhere). See Biog. Univ. 3, 350.