Collenuccio (spr. Kollenutscho), Pandulf, geb. in Pesaro zu Ende des 15. Jahrh.; Jurist, Gesandter Ferrara's bei Kaiser Maximilian I.; vertheidigte seine Vaterstadt gegen Sforza, der ihn dafür 1500 erdrosseln ließ. Er schr. (ital.): Abriß der Geschichte Neapels bis 1459, Vened. 1559 (lat. von Stupano, Basel 1572); Lustspiele, Gespräche u. Gedichte.
Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
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