an Italian prelate, was born at Venice, February 19, 1708. While young he entered the order of the Theatines, and occupied several important chairs at the Seminary of Brescia. On January 27, 1766, he was appointed archbishop of Udine. He died June 30, 1786, leaving Lettera al Card. Quirini, etc. (Venice, 1744): — Lettera Istorica Critica Sopra Probabilismo (Brescia, 1750): — Le Cure Pastorali (Udine, 1756): — De Siclo Argenteo Hebraeorum (Rome, 1766), and other pieces, for which see Hoefer, Nouv. Biog. Generale, s.v.