Francesco Antonio Zaccaria

Reverend
Francesco Antonio Zaccaria
Reverend Francesco Antonio Zaccaria
Born	March 27, 1714; Venice, Republic of Venice
Died	10 October 1795 (aged 81); Rome, Papal States
Resting place	Sant'Apollinare, Rome
Nationality	Italian
Other names	Claristo-Sycionio
Occupation(s)	Jesuit priest, historian, librarian, philologist, journalist
Parent(s)	Tancredi Zaccaria and Teresa Zaccaria (née Ferretti)
Academic background
Influences	Bollandists; Lodovico Antonio Muratori
Academic work
Discipline	Historian
Sub-discipline	Medievalist
Institutions	Biblioteca Estense; Sapienza University of Rome;
Influenced	Girolamo Tiraboschi

Francesco Antonio Zaccaria (March 27, 1714 – October 10, 1795) was an Italian theologian, historian, and prolific writer.^[1]

Reverend Francesco Antonio Zaccaria
Born	(1714-03-27)March 27, 1714 Venice, Republic of Venice
Died	10 October 1795(1795-10-10) (aged 81) Rome, Papal States
Resting place	Sant'Apollinare, Rome
Nationality	Italian
Other names	Claristo-Sycionio
Occupation(s)	Jesuit priest, historian, librarian, philologist, journalist
Parent(s)	Tancredi Zaccaria and Teresa Zaccaria (née Ferretti)

Academic background
Influences	Bollandists Lodovico Antonio Muratori
Academic work
Discipline	Historian
Sub-discipline	Medievalist
Institutions	Biblioteca Estense Sapienza University of Rome
Influenced	Girolamo Tiraboschi