George Sagnani (18th century) was a minor Maltese philosopher who specialized mainly in ethics and morals.
He spent his entire adult life in Valletta at the Collegium Melitense, the old University of Malta.
At the Collegium, Sagnani taught philosophy and, during the latter part of his academic career, moral theology.
It is a manuscript in Latin, and held at the National Library of Malta in Valletta, marked as MS. 4, and is part of a miscellaneous volume of documents compiled by Ignatius Xavier Caruana under the title Stromatum Melitensium.
Their short works respond to some of Sagnani’s arguments along theological and moral lines.