Girolamo Vittori

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Girolamo Vittori was an Italian Hispanist and lexicographer from the 17th century.

He wrote a trilingual dictionary, Tesoro de las tres lenguas francesa, italiana y española (Geneva: Philippe Albert & Alexandre Pernet, 1609) which takes a lot of the work of the French authors César Oudin and Jean Nicot.^[1]

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