Amico Agnifili [SEP] position held
Amico Agnifili
Amico Agnifili (died 1476) (called the Cardinal of L'Aquila) was an Italian Roman Catholic bishop and cardinal.
Biography.
Amico Agnifili was born ca. 1398 in Rocca di Mezzo, the son of a poor shepherd. (His family had not yet adopted a family name, so when he was elevated to the cardinalate, he chose the name of "Agnifili", meaning "Friend of the Lamb".)
His father sent him to L'Aquila to be educated. He later studied
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- Gualtiero Suardo (1502–1504)
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