1497 in literature

1497 in literature

Events

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Works

*Henry Medwall - "Fulgens and Lucrece" (earliest known English secular play)

Births

*February 16 - Philipp Melanchthon, theologian (d. 1560)
*"date unknown"
**Simone Porzio, philosopher (d. 1554)
**Battista Vernazza, mystical writer (d. 1587)
**Johann Wild, scriptural commentator (d. 1554)

Deaths

*"date unknown"
**Joan Roís de Corella, Catalan writer (b. 1435)
**Bartolomeo Scala, historian (b. 1430)
**Al-Sakhawi, Islamic scholar (b. 1428)


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