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Bonifacio Simonetta
(–1492)
Biographical
Abbot
of
San Stefano del Corno
He moved to Milan with the rest of his family and later became a Cistercian
monk. After the family's disgrace brought about by his uncle Cicco, Bonifacio
lost his position as abbot. He authored a number of works including his
best known De christianae fidei et Romanorum Pontificum persecutionibus,
published in 1492 in Milan.
Place of birth: Puglia
Place of death: Santo Stefano
Son of Andrea and Caterina Casati.
Sources
1. P. Litta, L. Passerini et al. Famiglie celebri di Italia. Milan: Presso P.E. Giusti, 1819-1852.
2. Simonetta. New Catholic Encyclopedia, 2nd edn, vol. 13. Detroit: Thomson/Gale; Washington D.C.: The Catholic University of America, 2003.
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