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Bartolomeo Beverini
Born	(1629-05-03)May 3, 1629 Lucca, Republic of Lucca
Died	24 October 1686(1686-10-24) (aged 57) Lucca, Republic of Lucca
Nationality	Italian
Occupations	Catholic priest Historian Poet Classical Scholar Translator
Known for	Italian translation of the Aeneid Annales lucienses
Parent(s)	Bernardo Beverini and Chiara Beverini (née Pierotti)

Academic work
Discipline	Classics
Sub-discipline	History of Rome, Latin language
Institutions	University of Lucca
Influenced	Sebastiano Paoli Lazzaro Papi Pietro Giordani Cesare Lucchesini

Bartolomeo Beverini (3 May 1629 – 24 October 1686) was an Italian classical scholar, historian and poet.