Sebastian Corrado (Latin: Sebastianus Corradus) was a 16th-century Italian grammarian who taught Greek and Latin and formed an academy at Reggio.[1] Among his students was Guido Panciroli.[2] He later went to Bologna to become professor of Greek and Latin. Corrado wrote several works, including Quaestura in qua Ciceronis Vita refertur, De Lingua Latina, and a life of Virgil; he also translated Plato into Latin. He died in 1556.