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Piotr received degrees from the Kraków Academy in 1454 and 1457. After this, he lectured in Kraków before moving to Bologna where he received a degree in medicine. He then lectured at the university in Bologna before moving back to Poland. By 1471, he was tutor and then chancellor for Bolesław V. |
Piotr received degrees from the Kraków Academy in 1454 and 1457. After this, he lectured in Kraków before moving to Bologna where he received a degree in medicine. He then lectured at the university in Bologna before moving back to Poland. By 1471, he was tutor and then chancellor for Bolesław V. |
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Piotr became Bishop of Płock in 1481. As bishop, he built a school, hospital, and chapel. |
Piotr became Bishop of Płock in 1481. As bishop, he built a school, hospital, and chapel. |
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He died in 1497 and was buried in Płock. |
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== Works == |
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* ''Sekreta lekarskie z różnych autorów zebrane'' |
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* ''Pandekty medycyny'' |
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== References == |
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Piotr of Chotków was a medieval Polish educator and clergyman who was Bishop of Płock.
Multiple locations are provided for his birth. Antoni Julian Nowowiejski indicates Mąkolin, and Samuel Orgelbrand indicates Chotków. Piotr was born into the peasantry, but both Nowowiejski and Orgelbrand ackowledge that the heraldists associate him with the Kościesza coat of arms.
Piotr received degrees from the Kraków Academy in 1454 and 1457. After this, he lectured in Kraków before moving to Bologna where he received a degree in medicine. He then lectured at the university in Bologna before moving back to Poland. By 1471, he was tutor and then chancellor for Bolesław V.
Piotr became Bishop of Płock in 1481. As bishop, he built a school, hospital, and chapel.
He died in 1497 and was buried in Płock.
Works
- Sekreta lekarskie z różnych autorów zebrane
- Pandekty medycyny