Andrija Jamometić or Andrea Zamometić (1420–1484)[1][2] was 15th-century Dominican who struggled for the reformation of the Catholic church through means of conciliarism.[3] Born in the Croatian noble Jamomet family, he tried to achieve church reform through revival of the Council of Basel. His goals included struggling for uniting all European peoples against the advancing Ottomans.
Andrija Jamometić | |
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Born | 1420 |
Died | 1484 (aged 63–64) |
Other names | Andrea Zamometić |
Occupation | Dominican |
Jamometić graduated at the Padua University. In the 1476–84 period Jamometić was titular Archbishop of the diocese in Krajina (near Skadar lake).
References
edit- ^ Croatica 1983, p. 203 ANDRIJE. JAMOMETICA(. 1420/30-1484.)
- ^ Novak 2003, p. 100
- ^ Lapina, Morris & Throop 2015, p. 209: " Andrija Jamometić (Andrea Zamometić)."
Sources
edit- Lapina, Dr Elizabeth; Morris, Dr April Jehan; Throop, Asst Prof Susanna A (28 November 2015). The Crusades and Visual Culture. Ashgate Publishing, Ltd. ISBN 978-1-4724-4926-9.
- Novak, Slobodan Prosperov (2003). Povijest hrvatske književnosti: od Baščanske ploče do danas. Golden marketing. ISBN 9789532120332.
- Croatica (1983). Croatica Christiana Periodica.