Julius Capaccio

Julius Caesar Capaccio (1552–1631) was a learned Italian of the 17th century. He was born of a humble family, which he ennobled, in Campania. He studied the civil and canon law at Naples, where he became secretary to the city, and one of the founders of the Academy of Oziosi. The duke of Urbino employed him as tutor to his son. He died in 1631, having written at least seven books.

Julius Caesar Capaccio

Works

• Tratato de l'lmprese
• Il Secretario prediche quadragesimali
• Il Principe
• Historia Puteolane
• Historia Napolitana
• Illustrium mulierum et virorum historia, 4to
• La vera antichità di Pozzuolo

References

This article incorporates text from Watkins Biographical Dictionary, a publication now in the public domain.