From Wikipedia: Francesco Buonamici (born 21 October 1832 in Pisa and died on 18 May 1921 (88 years) in the same city) is a lawyer and professor of Italian law. Francesco Buonamici began teaching at the University of Pisa on 12 January 1860, as assistant professor of Italian law and commercial law and became a full professor of commercial law on 4 April 1867. On 9 October 1873, he became professor of Roman law and institutions. In 1896, he succeeded Filippo Serafini as rector of the University of Pisa and 2 October 1897 he re replaced it for teaching Digest. Also in 1896, he was appointed Senator of the Kingdom of Italy. Francesco Buonamici was a member of the Accademia dei Lincei. On the from of his birthplace in Pisa (located today Piazza Buonamici) is a plaque bearing the following inscription: (translated from Italian) "In this house was born and lived Francesco Buonamici illustrates Roman law at the University of Piza and a member of the Italian Senate, worthy son of his hometown, where he fills up a advanced to the highest public office entrusted to him by the unanimous consent of the free people age 1832-1921."
Note: in this cemetery, many of the graves are located on the floor. You walk on them as you stroll through this beautiful cemetery. Such is the case with Francesco Buomamici.
Note: in this cemetery, many of the graves are located on the floor. You walk on them as you stroll through this beautiful cemetery. Such is the case with Francesco Buomamici.
From Wikipedia: Francesco Buonamici (born 21 October 1832 in Pisa and died on 18 May 1921 (88 years) in the same city) is a lawyer and professor of Italian law. Francesco Buonamici began teaching at the University of Pisa on 12 January 1860, as assistant professor of Italian law and commercial law and became a full professor of commercial law on 4 April 1867. On 9 October 1873, he became professor of Roman law and institutions. In 1896, he succeeded Filippo Serafini as rector of the University of Pisa and 2 October 1897 he re replaced it for teaching Digest. Also in 1896, he was appointed Senator of the Kingdom of Italy. Francesco Buonamici was a member of the Accademia dei Lincei. On the from of his birthplace in Pisa (located today Piazza Buonamici) is a plaque bearing the following inscription: (translated from Italian) "In this house was born and lived Francesco Buonamici illustrates Roman law at the University of Piza and a member of the Italian Senate, worthy son of his hometown, where he fills up a advanced to the highest public office entrusted to him by the unanimous consent of the free people age 1832-1921."
Note: in this cemetery, many of the graves are located on the floor. You walk on them as you stroll through this beautiful cemetery. Such is the case with Francesco Buomamici.
Note: in this cemetery, many of the graves are located on the floor. You walk on them as you stroll through this beautiful cemetery. Such is the case with Francesco Buomamici.
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