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TARY.
Lamfridus. See Lantfredus.
Lami. See Lamy.
Iiami, Giovanni, an Italian writer of note, was bom at Santa Croce, Tuscany, in 1697. He studied law at tlie University of Pisa, and for a time practiced his pro- fession at Florence. But his fondness for literature, and especially classical and ecclesiastical erutUtion, interfered with his professional pursuits, and lie became an author. He tirst wrote in defence of the Nicene Creed concern- ing the Trinity, and against Leclerc and other Socinian writers. He contended that the Nicene dogma con- cerning the Trinity was the same as that held by the early promiUgators of Christianity in the apostolic times. His work is entitled 7>e recta patrum Nicenorum Jide (Venice, 1730). In 1732 he was made librarian of the Kiccardi Library, and professor of ecclesiastical history in the Florence Lyceum, and wliile in this position he published De Eruditione Apostolorum (1738), a sort of continuation of his former work. In 1740 Lami began to publish a literary journal, entitled Navelle Letierarie, wliicli he carried on till 1760, at first with the assistance of Targioni, Gori, and other learned Tuscans of his time, witli whom he afterwards quarrelled, and he then con- tinued the work alone. During his position as Ubrarian he made a selection of inedited works, or fragments of works, from the manuscripts of the Kiccardi Library, wliich he published in a series entitled Ddiciee Erudito- riim (Florence, 1736-09, 18 vols. 8vo). He also edited the works of the learned John jMcursius, in 12 vols, folio. He wrote short biographies of many illustrious Italians of his age, under the title oi Memorabilia Italoriim eru- ditione pnestantium quibus prcesens sieciilnm gloriatur (Florence, 1742-48, 2 vols. 8vo), and published in Greek the letters of Gabriel Severus, archbishop of Philadel- phia, in Asia Minor, and of other prelates of the Greek Church: Gabrielis Severi ef alioruni Gmcorum recenti- oruni Epistolie (Flor. 1754, 8\'o). A History of the East- ern Church, from the Council of Florence to 1430, he left unfinished. Lami died in 1770. He was a great hater of the Jesuits, and wrote many satires against them. Memoirs of his life were published by F'abroni (I'lVre Itidiinnn, vol. xvi) and Fontanini (Flor. 1789, 4to). See E>it/l. Ci/clop. s. v.; Hoefer, Xoiir. Biog. Generale, xxLx, 21() s(i. ; Sax, Onomasticon, vi, 490.