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Events noted in 1500/1520

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.

1520

“Annotationes Anatomies,” Achillini, Alexander (1463–1512)

“Momus, de Principe,” Alberti, Leon Baptista (?–1472)

“Facetie piacevoli, Fabule e Motti del Piovano Arlotto, Prete Fioreritino,” Arlotto (?–1483)

Born: Baudouin, Francis (1520–1573)

Born: Bekinsau, John (1520–?)

“Amorosa visione,” Boccaccio, John (1313–1375)

“Epistoloe,” Bracelli, James (?–1460)

Died: Brandt, Sebastian (1448–1520)

“Christ. Longolii perduellionis rei detensiones duae,” Brixius, Germain (?–1538)

Born: Cecil, William (1520–?)

Died: Chisi, Agostini (?–1520)

Born: Churchyard, Thomas (1520–?)

“De statu animte, lib. tres,” Claudianus Ecdicius Mamertus

Died: Colonna, Francis (?–1520)

“Epigrammata,” Constable, Henry

“Introductiones ad Grascam linguam,” Croke, Richard (?–1558)

Born: Cujacius, James (1520–1590)

Died: Despauter (?–1520)

Died: Dovizi, Bernard (1470–1520)

Born: Faber, Basil (1520–?)

Born: Ferrari, Lewis (1520–1565)

Born: Floris, Francis (1520–1570)

Died: Foresti, James, Philip Of (1434–1520)

Born: Goodman, Christopher (1520–1601)

Born: Hawkins, Sir John (1520–1595)

“Porcheti Victoria adversus impios Hebraeos,” Justiniani, Augustin (1470–?)

Born: Illyricus, Matthias Flacius (1520–1575)

Born: Lassus, Orlandus (1520–?)

Died: Longland, John (1473–1520)

“Triomphe des Dames d'Honneur,” Marc He, Oliver De La (?–1501)

Born: Monte-Mayor, George De (1520–1562)

“Epistolse ad Erasmum,” Pace, Richard (1432–1514)

Born: Piccolomini, Francis (1520–1604)

“De Ratione Paschalis celebrationis,” Pighius, Albert

Born: Pighius, Stephen Vinand (1520–1604)

Born: Pilkington, James (1520–1575)

“Thorns Mori epigrammata Latina, pleraque e Graecis versa, ad emendatum ipsius exemplar excusa,” Rhenanus, Beatus

“Velleius Paterculus,” Rhenanus, Beatus

Died: Sarto, Andrea Del (1471–1520)

Died: Stephanus, Henry (1470–1520)

Born: Tansillo, Lewis (1520–1569)

Died: Veneziano, Agostino (?–1520)

Died: Vinci, Lionardo Da (1452–1520)

Born: Vos, Martin De (1520–1604)

1521

“De humani corporis Anatomia,” Achillini, Alexander (1463–1512)

Died: Adriani, Marcel Virgil (1464–1521)

Died: Agrippa, Henry Cornelius (1486–1521)

“I have (says he), the greatest reason to return thanks to Almighty God, who has given me a wife after my own heart, a virgin of a noble family, well behaved, young, beautiful, and so conformable to my disposition, that we never have a harsh word with each other; and what completes my happiness is, that in whatever situation my affairs are, whether prosperous or adverse, she still continues the same, equally kind, affable, constant, sincere, and prudent, always easy, and mistress of herself.” Agrippa, Henry Cornelius (1486–1521)

“Epigrammata selecta ex anthologia Latine versa,” Alciati, Andrew (1492–1550)

“De insulis nuper in vends et incolarum moribus,” Anghiera, Peter Martyr D' (1455–1526)

Died: Ariosto, Ludovico (1474–1521)

Died: Arnolde, Richard (?–1521)

Born: Aylmer, John (1521–1594)

“Commentaria, cum amplissimis additionibus, super anatomia Mundini,” Berengarius, James (?–1550)

Died: Brandt, Nicholas (1458–1521)

“De Studiis et Literis ad illustrem Dominum Baptistam de Malatestis,” Bruni, Leonard (1370–1444)

“Oratio coram Archiepiscopo Eboracensi,” Bullock, Henry

Died: Douglas, Gawin (1474–1521)

Born: Du Bourg, Anne (1521–?)

Born: Guicciardini, Lewis (1521–?)

Born: Heerbrand, James (1521–1600)

“Tractatus contra doctrinam Lutheri,” Kydermynster, Richard (?–1531)

“In senigmatica Bossi Antibossicon primum, secundum, tertium, ad G. Hormannum,” Lily, William (1468–1532)

“De inaequali Temperie,” Linacre, Thomas (1460–1524)

Died: Luther, Martin (1483–1521)

“Of the captivity of Babylon;” Luther, Martin (1483–1521)

“De historia gentis Scotorum, sen historia majoris Britanniae,” Major, John (?–1549)

“Synesius de laude Calvitii.” Phreas, John (?–1465)

“Tertulliani Opera,” Rhenanus, Beatus

Born: Sansovino, Francis (1521–1586)

Died: Signorelli, Luca (1439–1521)

Born: Sixtus V., Pope (1521–?)

“Syntaxis” Stanbridge, John (?–1522)

Born: Tartaglia, Nicholas (1521–?)

Died: Vives, Joan Lewis (1492–1521)

“Doctrinale antiquum fidei ecclesias catholicse,” Waldensis, Thomas (1367–?)

1522

“Fasciculus Medicine,” Achillini, Alexander (1463–1512)

Born: Alciati, Francis (1522–1580)

“De Exilio” Alcyonius, Peter

Died: Antonius Ælius Nebrissensis (1442–1522)

“Chronica Bavarise,” Aventin, John (1466–1534)

“Commentarii in Terentii comedias,” Barland, Adrian (1488–1542)

“Isagogtc breves in anatomiam corporis humani, cum aliquot figuris anatomicis,” Berengarius, James (?–1550)

Born: Bertaut, John (1522–1611)

Born: Beuther, Michael (1522–?)

“Vitae Episcoporum Murthlacensium et Aberdonensium,” Boethius, Hector (1470–?)

Died: Brissot, Peter (1495–1522)

Born: Brucioli, Anthony (1522–1554)

“Theses, seu comounes loci totius Medicinae, etiam de usu Pharmacorum, Argentinae,” Brunsfels, Otho

Born: Busbequius, Augher Ghislen (1522–?)

“De emendata Structura Latini Sermonis,” Caxton, William (1412–1480)

Born: Chemnitz, Martin (1522–1586)

Born: Egmont, Lamoral Count (1522–1543)

Born: Farinato, Paul (1522–?)

Died: Fitz-James, Richard (?–1522)

Born: Forestus, Petrus (1522–?)

“A Treatise on Usury,” Gregory Of Rimini (?–1358)

“De Asse,” Grollier, John (1479–1565)

Born: Hessels, John (1522–1566)

Born: Jewel, John (1522–?)

“the order of bishops.” Luther, Martin (1483–1521)

Born: Pantaleon, Henry (1522–?)

“This book is very rare. Crignon, who published it, was Parmentier' s particular friend, and thus speaks of him” Parmentiek, John (1494–1530)

Died: Pole, Reginald (1500–1522)

Born: Schiavoni, Andrea (1522–1582)

Died: Stanbridge, John (?–1522)

“when in his old age he should have withdrawn himself from his profession, and have lived upon what he had gotten in his younger years, he refused it, lived poor and bare to the last, yet with a juvenile and cheerful spirit.” Stanbridge, John (?–1522)

Born: Surius, Laurentius (1522–1578)

Died: Tixier, John (?–1522)

Died: Torrigiano, Peter (1472–1522)

“De Arte Supputandi,” Tunstall, Cuthbert (1474–1559)

1523

Died: Alexander Ab Alexandro (1461–1523)

“DefensioJo. Apelli pro suo conjugio,” Apel, John (1486–1536)

Born: Arnigio, Bartholomew (1523–1577)

Died: Authon, John D' (?–1523)

Born: Chalvet, Matthew De (1523–1607)

Died: Durer, Albert (1471–1523)

Born: Edwards, Richard (1523–?)

Born: Erastus, Thomas (1523–1583)

Born: Fallopius, Gabriel (1523–1563)

Born: Foreiro, Francis (1523–?)

Died: Hutten, Ulric De (1488–1523)

“Expostulatio” Hutten, Ulric De (1488–1523)

Born: Junctin, Francis (1523–1590)

Born: Luisino, Francis (1523–1568)

Died: Marot, John (1463–1523)

“Assertio septem Sacramentorum adversus M. Lutherum, &c.” More, Sir Thomas (1480–1535)

Born: Pancirolus, Guy (1523–1599)

Died: Petre, Sir William (?–1523)

“Propugnaculum summi sacerdotii evangelici, ac septenarii sacramentorum numeri adversus M. Lutherum, fratrem famosum, et Wickliffistam insignem,” Powell, Edward (?–1540)

Born: Randolph, Thomas (1523–?)

“Meir Nethib,” Romaine, William (1714–1782)

Born: Sanchez, Francis (1523–1600)

Died: White, Sir Thomas (1492–1523)

Born: Wigand, John (1523–1587)

1524

“Diatribae in Ausonium, Solinum, et Ovidium,” Accorso, Mariangelus

“Coryciana,” Accorso, Mariangelus

“Commentaria in Psalmos,” Angriani, Michael (?–1400)

Died: Audley, Edmund (?–1524)

Died: Augurello, John Aurelio (1441–1524)

“In omnes Erasmi Adagiorum chiliados epitome,” Barland, Adrian (1488–1542)

Born: Bellay, Joachim Du (1524–?)

Died: Bolen, Anne (1507–1524)

“S. Brunonis Qpera et Vita,” Bruno, St. (1030–1125)

Born: Camoens, Luis De (1524–1579)

“Graeco- Latin Lexicon,” Ceratinus, James (?–1530)

Born: Collange, Gabriel De (1524–?)

Died: Franciabigio, Marco Antonio (1483–1524)

Born: Hooker, John, (1524–1601)

Born: Hotman, Fuancis (1524–1548)

Died: Leonicenus, Nicholas (1428–1524)

Died: Linacre, Thomas (1460–1524)

“Meir Netib,” Nathan, Isaac

Born: Occo, Adolphus (1524–1564)

Born: Paleotti, Gabriel (1524–1597)

Born: Palissy, Bernard De (1524–1590)

Died: Perugino, Pietro (1446–1524)

Born: Sigonius, Charles (1524–1585)

Born: Strigelius, Victorinus (1524–?)

Born: Twyne, John (1524–1613)

“Artis Veterinarise sive Mulomedidnae libri quatuor,” Vegetius, Flavius Renatus

Born: Whittingham, William (1524–1560)

1525

“Trattato della natura e cognizione di tutti li Tuoni di Canto figurato,” Aaron, Pietro

Died: A Lasco, John (?–1525)

“Moralia,” Almain, James (?–1515)

“Compendium Hebrææ Chaldeæque grammatices,” Aurogallus, Matthew (?–1543)

Born: Be, William Le (1525–?)

“Prose di M. Pietro Bembo,” Bembo, Pietro (1470–1518)

“Notes on the Psalms,” Bush, Paul (1490–1558)

Born: Caiet, Peter Victor Palma (1525–1610)

“Greek Grammar” Chalcondyles, Demetrius (?–1455)

“Les Epitaphes d‘Hector et d’Achille,” Chastelain, George (?–1475)

Born: Ciaconius, Peter (1525–1581)

Died: Dorpius, Martin (?–1525)

Born: Fjsh, Simon (1525–?)

Died: Gama, Vasco (?–1525)

“Epistola de excidio Britanniæ, et castigatio ordinis ecclesiastici,” Gildas (511–?)

Born: Gosselini, Julian (1525–1587)

Born: Hamelmanne, Herman (1525–?)

“Les trois Contes de Cupidon et d'Atropos, dont le premier fut invente par Seraphin, Poete Italien; le 2 et le 3 de Maitre Jean le Maire,” Maire, John Le (1473–?)

Died: Margaret Of Valois (1492–1525)

Born: Neander, Michael (1525–1581)

Born: Peucer, Gaspard (1525–1602)

Died: Pomponatius, Peter (1462–1525)

“Fate and Free will.” Pomponatius, Peter (1462–1525)

Born: Sainctes, Claudius De (1525–1591)

Born: Socinus, Lælius (1525–1562)

Born: Talbot, Robert (1525–?)

Born: Torrentius, Lævinus (1525–?)

Died: West, James (?–1525)

1526

“Della Fabbrica del Mondo,” Alunno, Francis

Born: Alvarez, Emanuel (1526–1582)

Died: Anghiera, Peter Martyr D' (1455–1526)

“Libro de Peregrine,” Anselme, George (?–1528)

“De Hebræis urbium, regionum, &c, nominibus, liber è veteri instrumento congestus,” Aurogallus, Matthew (?–1543)

“De rebus Turcicis,” Balbi, John (?–1535)

“De civili et beliica Fortitudine,” Balbi, John (?–1535)

“De re vestiaria liber,” Bayf, Lazarus De (?–1545)

Born: Blackwood, Henry (1526–?)

“Dialogues,” Brucioli, Anthony (1522–1554)

“Enarrationes in Habacuc et Hoseam prophetas,” Capito, Wolfgang Fabricius (1478–?)

Born: Crusius, Martin (1526–1607)

Born: Ecluse, Charles (1526–?)

“Monalosph atrium partibus constans quatuor, &c.” Fernel, John Francis (1506–1558)

Born: Fugger, Huldric (1526–1584)

Born: Goltzius, Hubert (1526–1583)

Born: Heshusius, Tillemannus (1526–1588)

Born: Labbe', Louisa (1526–1566)

Died: Leo, Jons (1492–1526)

“De Morbis curandis,” Linacre, Thomas (1460–1524)

“Commentarius in physica Aristotelis,” Major, John (?–1549)

Born: Morata, Olympia Fulvia (1526–?)

Born: Muretus, Marc Anthony (1526–1585)

Born: Ossat, Arnaud D' (1526–1581)

“Summario de la Historia general y natural de les Indias Occidentales,” Oviedo, John Gonsales D' (1478–?)

Born: Place, Peter De La (1526–?)

Born: Ronsard, Peter De (1526–1585)

Died: Ruccellai, John (1475–1526)

“De Partu Virginis,” Sannazarius, James (1458–?)

“Gradus comparationum, &c.” Stanbridge, John (?–1522)

“Republica Veneta,” Vergerius, Peter Paul (1349–1415)

“he had treated with Dr. Wakefield of the divorce, and that the doctor was ready to solve the question, either in the negative or affirmative, just as the king thought proper, and in such a manner as all the divines in England should not be able to make any reply.” Wakefield, Robert (?–1537)