The event pages are experimental; the OCR errors in the text mean this is incomplete and unreliable but I offer it in the hopes that it will be of some use. Events shown include births and deaths of people with their own entries, and also the publication dates of some of the works cited.
Born: Albuquerque, Blaise son of the preceding
Died: Alcock, John successively bishop of Rochester
Born: Ales, Alexander a celebrated divine of the confession of Augsbourg
Born: Alessi, Galeas the most celebrated architect of his time
“Commentary In Isagogen Porphyrii,” Ammonius son of Hermias the peripatetic philosopher
Died: Aquilano, Serafino so called from Aquila
Died: Badius, Josse Jodocus Badius Ascensius
“De omnium a capite ad calcem morborum causis, signis, differentiis, indicationibus, et remediis, lib. triginta,” Benedictus, Alexander a very eminent physician and medical writer of the fifteenth century
“Commento di Hieronimo Benivieni, cittadino Florentine, sopra a piu sue Canzone e Sonnetti deilo amore e della belleza divina,” Benivieni, Jerome a celebrated poet of Florence (1453–?)
Born: Betuleius, Sixtus whose name in German was Birck
Born: Bibliander, Theodore an eminent Protestant divine
Born: Borde, Andrew Andreas Perforatus (?–1549)
Died: Bos, Jerome an artist of singular taste
Born: Brasavola, Antonius Musa a famous physician
Born: Brodeau, John in Latin Brod&Us
Died: Buslidius, John a native of Arlon in Luxemburgh
Born: Camerarius, Joachim one of the most learned writers of his age
“Roberti de Licio Sermones,” Caraccioli, Robert often called Hobertus de Licio
Born: Castello, John Baptist an eminent artist
Born: Cellini, Benvenuto a celebrated sculptor and engraver of Florence
Died: Corio, Bernardine born in 1460
Born: Cornarius a celebrated German physician
Born: Garcilasso a celebrated Spanish poet
“Commentary on the Master of the Sentences,” Gregory Of Rimini general of the Augustines 1357
“Epigrams,” Mancinelli, Antonio an Italian grammarian
Born: Martelli, Lewis a Florentine poet
Born: Moulin, Charles Du in Latin Molinæus (1500–1566)
Born: Nanni or in his native language
Born: Perino Del Vaga, Otherwise Pierino Buonaccorsi one of the most distinguished scholars and assistants of Raphael in the Vatican
Born: Perion, Joachim a learned doctor of the Sorbonne
Born: Pole, Reginald an eminent cardinal (?–1558)
Died: Scot a munificent benefactor to Lincoln college (1423–?)
Born: Smith, Richard a learned popish divine
Born: Speroni, Sperone an Italian scholar of great eminence in the sixteenth century
“Embryon relimatum, sive Vocabularium Metricum,” Stanbridge, John an eminent schoolmaster (1463–1525)
“The Serjeant Major: or, a Dialogue of the office of a Serjeant major,” Thorie, John one of a family of that name
Born: Tyndale, William otherwise named Hitchins
Died: Urceus, Anthony Codrus a learned Italian
“De Universalibus,” Achillini, Alexander a native of Bologna
“Mons perfections ad Carthusianos,” Alcock, John successively bishop of Rochester
Died: Bellini, Gentile an eminent artist
“Collectorium super libros sententiarum G. Occami,” Biel, Gabriel one of the ablest scholastic divines of his time
Born: Cardan, Jerom an Italian physician
Born: Carpi, Girolamo De an artist
Born: Fuchs, Leonard an eminent German physician and botanist
“De situ Elementorum,” Galateo, Antony an eminent Italian writer
Born: Goez, Damian De a Portuguese writer of the sixteenth century
Born: Hortensius, Lambert was a philologer
Died: Marc He, Oliver De La a French courtier and author
Born: Matthiolus, Peter Andrew an eminent physician
“De expetendis et fugiendis rebus,” Valla, George an Italian physician and professor of the belles lettres at Venice
Born: Zanchius, Basil one of the most learned men of the sixteenth century
Born: Aldegraef, Henry a celebrated artist
Died: Annius which Bayle follows
“Astrolabium plenum in tabulis ascendeus, continens qualibet hora atque minuta aequationes domorum cceli,” Apono, Peter a physician and astrologer
Born: Beccadelli, Lewis was born at Bologna in 1502
Born: Beolco, Angelo surnamed Ruzzante
Died: Bosso, Matthew an Italian scholar and writer of considerable eminence
“Apologia Socratis,” Bruni, Leonard a very eminent scholar and historian
Born: Constantin, Robert doctor of physic
Born: Dudley, John son of the preceding
“Rosa Anglica” Gaddesden, John Of an English physician
Born: Gregory Xiii. the principal event in whose life is the reformation he introduced in the Roman calendar
“Latin Poets” Juvencus, Caius Vectius Aquilinus one of the first Christian poets
Died: Maillard, Oliver a famous preacher
“Satyrarum decades deceni,” Philelphus, Francis a learned Italian
“Epistolarum familiarum libri triginta septem,” Philelphus, Francis a learned Italian
“Onomasticon” Pollux, Julius an ancient Greek grammarian
“Pyramus and Thisbe” Raimondi, Marc Antonio the most celebrated of the old masters in the art of engraving
“Epistolæ familiares, necnon Orationes et Poemata,” Sabellicus
“A Comment upon the second book of Pliny’s Natural History,” Valla, George an Italian physician and professor of the belles lettres at Venice
Born: Varchi, Benedict an Italian historian
“De subjecto Chiromantiæ et Physiognomiæ,” Achillini, Alexander a native of Bologna
“On judicial Astrology.” Alchabitius an Arabian astrologer
Died: Alkmar, Henry a supposed writer
“Commentary on Aristotle De Interpretatione,” Ammonius son of Hermias the peripatetic philosopher
Died: Borgia, Cæsar a monster of ambition and cruelty
Born: Bourbon, Nicholas a Latin poet of France
Died: Calentius, Elisius a modern Latin poet of the fifteenth century
Born: Casa, John De La an eminent Italian writer
Born: Cavalcanti, Bartholomew an Italian writer of considerable fame
“Storia di Milano,” Corio, Bernardine born in 1460
Born: Curio, Cœlius Secundus of Piemont
“Thistle and Rose,” Dunbar, William an eminent Scotch poet
Born: Grazzini, Antony Francis an Italian scholar and poet of considerable eminence
Born: Hamilton, Patrick usually reckoned the first Scotch reformer (1503–1527)
“Res Gestae” Herodian a Greek historian
Born: Hosius, Stanislaus cardinal
Born: Nostradamus, Michel a physician and celebrated astrologer
Born: Parmigiano, Il whose family name was Francis Mazzuoli
Born: Piccolomini, Alexander archbishop of Patras
Born: Stephanus, Robert the most celebrated printer of this family
Born: Wyat, Sir Thomas a statesman and poet
Born: Albani, John Jerome of the same family with the preceding
“Alexandri iatros practica, cum expositione glossae interlinearis Jacobi de Partibus, et Simonis Januensis,” Alexander, Trallianus a learned physician and philosopher
Died: Arrivabene, John Peter of the same family as the preceding
Died: Beaufort, Margaret the foundress of Christ’s and St
“Aristotelis Ethicorum Libri decem,” Bruni, Leonard a very eminent scholar and historian
Born: Carranza, Bartholomew a Dominican
“Oratio de laudibus literarum Graecarum,” Carteromachus, Scipio whose proper name was Forteguerra
Born: Cruciger, Caspar one of the contributors to the reformation in Germany
Born: Fagius, Paul whose German name was Buchlein
Born: Giraldi, John Baptist Cjntio an Italian poet
Born: Grenada, Lewis De a celebrated Dominican in the sixteenth century
Died: Landinus, Christopher an Italian scholar
Born: Lazius, Wolfgang physician and historian to the emperor Ferdinand L was born at Vienna in 1504
“Poesies Chretiennes,” Noue, Francis De La surnamed Bras de Fer
Born: Parker, Matthew the second protestant archbishop of Canterbury (?–1575)
“Perspectiva Communis,” Peckham, John archbishop of Canterbury in the reign of Edward 1. was born in the county of Sussex
Born: Strozzt, Titus And Hercules father and son
Born: Tornasius, John the first of a family of eminent printers and booksellers
“Textus Mesues noviter emendatus, &c.” Apono, Peter a physician and astrologer
“Orationes, prefationes, praelectiones, &c.” Beroaldo, Philip the elder
Born: Castelvetro, Lewis an Italian critic
“Italian poems,” Catherine, St. of Sienna
Born: Cavendish, Sia William second son of Thomas Cavendish of Cavendish
“De Poetis Latinis” Crinitus, Peter an Italian scholar (1475–1507)
Born: Gorris, John De in Latin Gorreus
Born: Hospital, Michel De L' chancellor of France
Born: Knox, John the chief instrument and promoter of the reformation in Scotland (?–1572)
Died: Mantegna, Andrea an eminent Italian painter
Born: Menno, Simon surnamed Simon
Born: Tschudi, Giles De one of a family of Swiss writers
Born: Zegedin, Stephen De an eminent Lutheran divine
“Commentary on Ezekiel, and the twelve minor propnets.” Abrabanel, Isaac a famous rabbi
“Religious Sciences” Algazeli, Abou-Hamed-Mohammed an Arabian philosopher
“De Morbo Gallico,” Aquilanus, Sebastianus his true name being unknown
Died: Aubespine, Magdalene D' daughter of Claude d'Aubespine
Died: Bandello, Matthew a celebrated Italian novelist
Died: Behem, Martin otherwise Behaim
“Collectiones medicinæ, sive, aphorismi de medici et ægri officio,” Benedictus, Alexander a very eminent physician and medical writer of the fifteenth century
Born: Bentivoglio, Hercules one of the best Italian poets of the sixteenth century
Born: Buchanan, George a Scottish historian
Born: Cooke, Sir Anthony preceptor to Edward VI. was born at Giddy
Born: Cousin, Gilbert in Latin
Born: Fernel, John Francis physician to Henry II. of France
Born: Ferrier, Armand an eminent lawyer
Born: Francucci, Innocent an historical painter
Died: Longueil, Christopher De a very elegant scholar
Born: Marlorat, Augustine an eminent protestant divine of the sixteenth century
Born: Osorio, Jerome a learned Portuguese divine
Died: Sabellicus
“Thesaurus.” Sabellicus
Born: Scrimzeor, Henry one of the most learned men of the sixteenth century
Born: Sleidan, John an excellent German historian (?–1556)
Born: Udal, Nicholas an eminent schoolmaster of the sixteenth century
“Encomia,” Udal, Nicholas an eminent schoolmaster of the sixteenth century
Born: Xavier, St. Francis commonly called the Apostle of the Indies
Born: Aldrich, Robert bishop of Carlisle in the reigns of Henry VIII
“De pestilentia ej usque curatione per preservationum et curationum regimen,” Bayro, Peter De an Italian physician
Born: Bolen, Anne second wife of king Henry VIII. was born in 1507
“La Prima Navigatione per TOceano a le terre de Negri della bassa Ktiopia,” Cadamosto, Lewis a famous Venetian navigator
Born: Caro, Hannibal an Italian poet (?–1566)
Born: Chevalier, Antony Ralph Le aprotestant divine
Born: Costanzo, Angelo Di lord of Cantalupo
Born: Daurat, John an. eminent French poet
Born: Gale, Thomas an English surgeon
Born: Longueil, Gilbert a skilful physician of the sixteenth century
Born: Nowell, Alexander an eminent English divine (?–1602)
Born: Oporinus, John a famous German printer
Born: Rondelet, William a celebrated professor of physic at Montpellier
Born: Sadler, Sir Ralph an eminent English statesman
Born: Sturmius, John the Cicero of Germany
Born: Vinet, Elias a classical editor
Died: Abrabanel, Isaac a famous rabbi
“Commentary on Exodus;” Abrabanel, Isaac a famous rabbi
“L'exil de Gennes le Superbe,” Authon, John D' historiographer of France under Louis XII. abbot of Angle in Poitou
Died: Celtes, Conrad a Latin poet
“De structura Orationis,” Dionysius, Halicarnassensis a historian and critic of antiquity
Born: Dolce, Lewis a most laborious Italian writer
Born: Erskine, John baron of Dun
“Batistte Fulgosi de dictis factisque memorabilibus collectanea a Camillo Ghilino Latina facta, libri novem,” Fregoso, Baptist of the ancient family of Fregoso
“Angelicum ac Divinum Opus Musicae Materna Lingua Scrip.” Gaffurius, Franchinus an eminent musical writer
Born: Gemma, Reinier sometimes called Gemma Frisius
Died: Littleton, Thomas a celebrated English judge
“Letters of Pliny,” Manutius, Aldus the elder of three justly celebrated printers (?–1515)
Died: Martial, D'Auvergne a French poet of the fifteenth century
“Satyrae centum distinctae decem decadibus Catholicis passim refertoe sententiis: praemissa authoris vita ab Egid. Perrino Campano, &c.” Philelphus, Francis a learned Italian
Born: Pope, Sir Thomas founder of Trinity college
Born: Rastall, John one of our early printers
Born: Rightwise, John, In Latin Justus an eminent grammarian (?–1532)
Born: Sabinus, George whose family name was Schalter (?–1560)
Born: Telesius, Bernard a modern philosopher
Born: Truberus, Primus celebrated for his learned translations
“Tractatus brevis de laudibus Florentias et Saonse,” Albertini, Francis an ecclesiastic of Florence
“Oratio,” Antiquarius, James a learned Italian of the fifteenth century
“Les Epistres envoyees au roy par les 6tats de France, avec certaines ballades et rondeaux,” Authon, John D' historiographer of France under Louis XII. abbot of Angle in Poitou
“The Shyp of Folys,” Barclay, Alexander was an elegant writer in the 1Moreri
Born: Calvin, John one of the chief reformers of the church (?–1564)
Died: Comines Lat. Cominæus
Born: Commandine, Frederick a celebrated mathematician and linguist
Born: Dolet, Stephen a voluminous French writer
Born: Duaren, Francis professor of civil law at Bourges
Died: Erasmus, Desiderius one of the most illustrious of the revivers of learning
“Em. Chrysolorae erotemata lingusc Graecse, in compendium redacta, a Guarino Veronesi,” Guarino Of Verona surnamed Veronese
“Sum of the Virtues,” Hales, Alexander an eminent scholastic divine of the thirteenth century
“Enchiridion fidei,” Ofihely, Maurice archbishop of Tuam
Born: Pare', Ambrose a French surgeon of eminence
“Morals,” Plutarch a great philosopher and historian of antiquity
Born: Servetus, Michael a famous Anti-trinitarian (?–1553)
Born: Shepreve, John a celebrated Latin poet and linguist
Born: Staunford, Sir William an eminent lawyer in the sixteenth century
“Psalterium quintuplex,” Stephanus, Henry and in France Estienne
Born: Volterra, Daniele Di whose family name was Ricciarelli