Bartolomeo Cerveri was a 15th-century Italian priest belonging to the Dominican Order. Born in 1420, he was a highly educated scholar who achieved a unique academic milestone at the University of Turin by receiving his licentiate, master's, and doctorate simultaneously in 1452. Following his ordination, he served as a teacher and later as a prior. His work as an inquisitor for the Piedmont and Liguria regions eventually made him a target for those he sought to convert, leading to his violent death in 1466.