Iacopone da TodiItalian poet

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  • opposition to Boniface VIII ( in Boniface VIII: Early life and election to the papacy. )

    ...Boniface were many of the Franciscan “Spirituals” (members of the order founded by St. Francis of Assisi who followed a literal observance of his rule of poverty), including the poet Iacopone da Todi, some of whose poems were written during his imprisonment by Boniface.

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