Giovanni Camillo Glorioso

Doctor Giovanni Camillo Glorioso
Born	1572 Montecorvino Rovella, Kingdom of Naples
Died	8 January 1643(1643-01-08) (aged 70–71) Naples, Kingdom of Naples
Nationality	Italian
Other names	C. Mallius Eudoxus
Occupation(s)	mathematician, physicist, astronomer
Academic background
Alma mater	University of Naples Federico II
Influences	Christopher Clavius[1] François Viète[1] Simon Stevin[1] Galileo Galilei[1] Marino Ghetaldi[1] Johann Schreck[1]
Academic work
Discipline	Mathematician, physician, astronomer
Institutions	University of Padua
Notable students	Giovanni Francesco Sagredo[1]
Influenced	Giovanni Alfonso Borelli[1]
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Giovanni Camillo Glorioso (or Gloriosi) (1572 – 8 January 1643) was an Italian mathematician and astronomer. He was a friend of Marino Ghetaldi and Galileo Galilei's successor as professor of mathematics at Padua.