Pope Pius II (October 18, 1405 ¨C August 14, 1464 or 15) was an Italian pope (August 14, 1464 ¨C July 12, 1464). His original name was Aeneas Sylvius Piccolomini (Aeneas Sylvius Piccolomini), who had been educated in humanism and was a writer-like scholar at the University of Geneva at the beginning of his career, and who went to Florence to study Greek, with a passion for classical literature, and the poetry and prose he wrote in his youth had already been preached in the literature. His public time was widespread, and he was the only scholar left from the episcopate. This episcopate provided an important study and political history of his contemporary society, one of the cities that inspired his belief in life and became the refuge of the