Stefano Catalano
Born around 1553, he was a teacher and tutor of many young people of Gallipoli who, in 1620, after his death, wanted to leave a grateful memory of him in a beautiful Latin inscription in San Francesco d’ Assisi. He left a description of the City of Gallipoli, made on the model of the Descriptio by Galateo, in addition to a short treatise on the origin of the City of Gallipoli, dedicated to Giovan Battista Crispo, whom he also wrote a biography to.
[From: Il grande Salento per immagini (Storia - Arte - Cultura - Tradizione GALLIPOLI) Texts by Elio Pindinelli, Published by Il Salentino Editore]
| Giovan Battista Crispo | about 1550 – 1598 |
| Stefano Catalano | about 1553 – 1620 |
| Bernardino Amico | 16th – 17th centuries |
| Giovan Carlo Coppola | 1599 – 1652 |
| Tommaso Briganti | 1691 – 1762 |
| Filippo Briganti | 1724 – 1804 |
| Giovanni Presta | 1720 – 1797 |
| Giandomenico Catalano | about 1560 – |
| Giovan Andrea Coppola | 1567 – 1599 |
| Giorgio da Gallipoli | 13th century |
| Leonida Tonelli | 1885 – 1946 |
| Eugenio Vetromile | 1819 – 1881 |
| Tommaso Fiore | 1884 – 1973 |
| Emanuele Barba | 1819 – 1887 |
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