Egidio da Viterbo was an Italian theologian and cardinal born in 1469. He was known for his scholarly work and his role in the Catholic Church during the Renaissance. Egidio was a member of the Order of Augustinians and became the Archbishop of Viterbo. His writings focused on theology, philosophy, and the importance of education. Egidio was also a prominent figure at the Vatican, where he participated in various church councils. He advocated for reform within the church and emphasized the need for a return to spiritual values. His contributions to religious thought and education left a lasting impact on the Catholic Church.