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Italian sprinter
Marsilio Rossi (3 August 1916 – 16 December 1942) was an Italian sprinter. He competed in the men's 4 × 400 metres relay at the 1936 Summer Olympics. He
Marsilio_Rossi
Name list
(bishop) (1528–1609), Roman Catholic prelate and bishop of Vigevano Marsilio Rossi (1916–1942), Italian sprinter Marsilius of Padua (1275–1342), Italian
Marsilio
Italian philosopher and Catholic priest (1433–1499)
Marsilio Ficino (Italian: [marˈsiːljo fiˈtʃiːno]; Latin name: Marsilius Ficinus; 19 October 1433 – 1 October 1499) was an Italian scholar and Catholic
Marsilio_Ficino
Italian nobleman and statesman (1285–1345)
Rossi and Donella of the Da Carrara family. His brothers were Marsilio and Pietro. During the rule of Giberto III da Correggio over Parma, the Rossi fled
Rolando_de'_Rossi
Founder of Missoni
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Ottavio_Missoni
Italian noble family
disinherited his natural son, Marsilio, and bequeathed all his assets to Pietro and his nephews, further consolidating the Rossi family's holdings. Murdered
Rossi_family
Military conflict
Visconti and Marsilio de' Rossi, south of Verona. In view of the Scaliger numerical superiority, Visconti withdrew and abandoned Marsilio de' Rossi with a much
Scaliger_War
Sporting event delegation
Gonnelli 23 Angelo Ferrario 28 Men's 4 × 100 metres Relay 3 h3 r1/2 Marsilio Rossi 19 Otello Spampani 18 Mario Lanzi 21 Ettore Rivolta 31 Men's 50 kilometres
Italy at the 1936 Summer Olympics
Italy_at_the_1936_Summer_Olympics
cinema. Marsilio, 1996. ISBN 8831764772. Enrico Lancia (1998). I premi del cinema. Gremese Editore, 1998. ISBN 8877422211. Official website Paolo Rossi at
Paolo_Rossi_(actor)
Italian sprinter (1979–2023)
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Andrea_Barberi
Italian-South African athlete
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Marcello_Fiasconaro
Italian racewalker
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Mario_Brignoli
Italian track runner
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Luigi_Beccali
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Bruno_Betti
Italian author, translator and philosopher (born 1965)
She currently lives in Paris. The daughter of Carlo Ginzburg and Anna Rossi-Doria, she graduated in philosophy at the Sapienza University in Rome and
Lisa_Ginzburg
Italian sprinter
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Umberto_Barozzi
Dalmatian Italian athlete
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Gabre_Gabric
Italian athletics competitor
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Ondina_Valla
Italian sprinter
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Andrea_Montanari
Extinct Venetian dialect
centuries. The first authors to write in Paduan were Nicolò de' Rossi [it] (1308–1309) and Marsilio da Carrara, but the greatest exponent of this current was
Paduan_dialect
Lord of Florence from 1464 to 1469
Medici collections. With a strong interest in humanism, he commissioned Marsilio Ficino to translate Plato and other classical works. Ficino dedicated several
Piero_di_Cosimo_de'_Medici
Italian former sprinter (born 1947)
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Furio_Fusi
Italian hurdler
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Emilio_Mori
Italian sprinter
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Renato_Panciera
Italian sprinter
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Marco_Vistalli
Italian architect (1931–1997)
Aldo Rossi (3 May 1931 – 4 September 1997) was an Italian architect and designer who achieved international recognition in four distinct areas: architectural
Aldo_Rossi
Italian sprinter (born 1959)
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Mauro_Zuliani
Italian sprinter
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Baldassare_Porto
Italian racewalker
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Giuseppe_Gobbato
Italian sprinter
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Alfredo_Gargiullo
Italian sprinter (1910–1998)
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Elio_Ragni
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Mario_Lanzi
Italian long-distance runner
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Aurelio_Genghini
Italian athlete
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Emilio_Lunghi
Italian sprinter (1891–1981)
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Franco_Giongo
Italian athlete (born 1988)
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Matteo_Galvan
Italian high jumper
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Lidia_Bongiovanni
Olympics Frederick Riley Great Britain Football 1936 Summer Olympics Marsilio Rossi Italy Athletics 1936 Summer Olympics Georgina Roty France Swimming
List of Olympians killed in World War II
List_of_Olympians_killed_in_World_War_II
Italian hurdler (1898–1991)
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Luigi_Facelli
Italian sprinter
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Angelo_Ferrario
Italian sprinter
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Otello_Spampani
Italian sprinter (1901–1967)
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Guido_Cominotto
Italian sprinter (1912–2005)
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Tullio_Gonnelli
Italian sprinter
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Pierfrancesco_Pavoni
Edwards, Bill Fritz, Johnny Loaring 3:15.0 3 Italy Angelo Ferrario, Marsilio Rossi, Otello Spampani, Mario Lanzi 3:16.6 4 South Africa Willie Botha, Frank
Athletics at the 1936 Summer Olympics – Men's 4 × 400 metres relay
Athletics_at_the_1936_Summer_Olympics_–_Men's_4_×_400_metres_relay
Italian athlete
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Ruggero_Biancani
Italian athlete
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Gianni_Caldana
Italian long-distance runner
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Umberto_Cerati
Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari (4) 1935: Ettore Tavernari (5) 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrari 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940: Mario
List of Italian Athletics Championships winners
List_of_Italian_Athletics_Championships_winners
Italian hammer thrower (1914–2008)
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Giovanni_Cantagalli
Italian sprinter (born 2000)
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Edoardo_Scotti
Italian long jumper and footballer (1909-2006)
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Arturo_Maffei
Italian sportsman
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Giacomo_Carlini
Italian hurdler
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Umberto_Ridi
Italian hurler (1915–1998)
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Claudia_Testoni
Italian sprinter (1959–2024)
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Stefano_Malinverni
Italian sprinter
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Marcello_Pantone
Italian manager
seventeen) drew on that event to write her first novel, Una vita sottile (Marsilio, 1999), turned into a fiction for the RAI. In 1997, the company privatization
Vito_Gamberale
Italian long-distance runner
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Giannino_Bulzone
Italian sprinter and hurdler
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Sergio_Bello
Italian middle-distance runner (1963–2020)
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Donato_Sabia
Italian sprinter (born 1993)
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Davide_Re
Italian sprinter
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Fernanda_Bullano
Italian sprinter
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Alfonso_Di_Guida
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Ettore_Tavernari
Italian pole vaulter (1904–1949)
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Danilo_Innocenti
Italian sprinter (1915–1981)
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Orazio_Mariani
Italian sprinter (born 1967)
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Andrea_Nuti
Italian sprinter
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Mario_Fraschini
Italian and Swiss political essayist and novelist (born 1973)
choosing Giraud over Giuliano da Empoli. Un grande futuro dietro di noi (Marsilio, 1996) ISBN 88-317-6488-8 La guerra del talento (2000) about meritocracy
Giuliano_da_Empoli
Italian sprinter
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Luigi_Paterlini
Italian athletics competitor
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Antonio_Siddi
Italian long-distance runner
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Salvatore_Mastroieni
Italian sprinter (born 1966)
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Marco_Vaccari
Italian athlete
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Gian_Ercole_Salvi
Italian athlete (born 1973)
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Ashraf_Saber
Italian sprinter
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Claudio_Licciardello
Ruler of Florence from 1469 to 1492
diplomat and bishop, Gentile de' Becchi, and the humanist philosopher Marsilio Ficino, and he was trained in Greek by pivotal Renaissance scholar John
Lorenzo_de'_Medici
Italian sprinter
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Vincenzo_Lombardo
Cathedral church in Venice, Italy
Convegno internazionale di studi, Venezia 11–14 ottobre 1994 (Venezia: Marsilio, 1997), pp. 46–55 ISBN 978-88-317-6832-0 Belting, Hans, Likeness and presence:
St_Mark's_Basilica
Italian racewalker (1904–1977)
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Ettore_Rivolta
Cavalcante Cavalcanti John of Naples James of Viterbo Michael of Cesena Marsilio da Padova Albertano da Brescia Menahem Recanati Isaac ben Mordecai Hillel
List_of_Italian_philosophers
Italian sprinter
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Roberto_Ribaud
Italian runner (1904–1978)
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Giuseppe_Lippi
Italian athletics competitor
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Giorgio_Oberweger
Painting by Parmigianino
Portrait of Pier Maria Rossi di San Secondo is a painting by the Italian Mannerist artist Parmigianino, executed around 1535–1539 and housed in the Museo
Portrait of Pier Maria Rossi di San Secondo
Portrait_of_Pier_Maria_Rossi_di_San_Secondo
Italian polymath (1452–1519)
from the original on 2 February 2020. Retrieved 5 May 2019. Lazzeri, D.; Rossi, C. (3 May 2019). "The right hand palsy of Leonardo da Vinci (1452–1519):
Leonardo_da_Vinci
Italian politician and former President of Tuscany
Enrico Rossi (born 25 August 1958) is an Italian politician and former President of Tuscany. He was born into a working-class family in 1958 and in 1982
Enrico_Rossi_(politician)
Italian long-distance runner
Salvatore Mastroieni Emilio Mori Elio Ragni Umberto Ridi Ettore Rivolta Marsilio Rossi Otello Spampani Men's field athletes Ruggero Biancani Gianni Caldana
Giuseppe_Beviacqua
Italian sprinter
Giacomo Carlini 1934: Ettore Tavernari 1935: Ettore Tavernari 1936: Marsilio Rossi 1937: Mario Lanzi 1938: Angelo Ferrario 1939: Ottavio Missoni 1940:
Bruno_Bianchi_(athlete)
Italian condottiero (1498–1526)
Poliziano Niccolò Machiavelli Humanists and philosophers Pico della Mirandola Marsilio Ficino Scientists Galileo Galilei Musicians Emilio de' Cavalieri Jacopo
Giovanni_delle_Bande_Nere
Lord of Florence from 1492 to 1494
ruler of the Florentine state, under figures such as Angelo Poliziano or Marsilio Ficino. However, his feeble, arrogant, and undisciplined character was
Piero_the_Unfortunate
Italian militant anti-fascist organization
Gli Arditi del Popolo, prefazione di Arrigo Boldrini, Ravenna, Longo, 1994. Cordova, Ferdinando, Arditi e legionari dannunziani, Padova, Marsilio, 1969.
Arditi_del_Popolo
Italian noble family
Poliziano Niccolò Machiavelli Humanists and philosophers Pico della Mirandola Marsilio Ficino Scientists Galileo Galilei Musicians Emilio de' Cavalieri Jacopo
Princes_of_Ottajano
Ruler of Florence from 1434 to 1464
philosophy, Cosimo, influenced by the lectures of Gemistus Plethon, supported Marsilio Ficino and his attempts at reviving Neo-Platonism. Cosimo commissioned
Cosimo_de'_Medici
Painting by Francisco Goya (c. 1820–1823)
of Moses (1633) Leonardo: Mona Lisa (by his studio) Lotto: Portrait of Marsilio Cassotti and His Bride Faustina Mantegna: Death of the Virgin Parmigianino: Holy
Saturn_Devouring_His_Son
1523 oil painting by Lorenzo Lotto
Portrait of Marsilio Cassotti and His Bride Faustina is an oil-on-panel painting by Italian Renaissance painter Lorenzo Lotto. The painting was created
Portrait of Marsilio Cassotti and His Bride Faustina
Portrait_of_Marsilio_Cassotti_and_His_Bride_Faustina
Italian noblewoman (1463–1509)
and epigrams were composed in her honour. All were lost except that of Marsilio Compagnon. As time passed without decisive results, Cesare changed his
Caterina_Sforza
Duke of Florence later Grand Duke of Tuscany (1537–1574)
Poliziano Niccolò Machiavelli Humanists and philosophers Pico della Mirandola Marsilio Ficino Scientists Galileo Galilei Musicians Emilio de' Cavalieri Jacopo
Cosimo_I_de'_Medici
Mausoleum at San Lorenzo, Florence
Poliziano Niccolò Machiavelli Humanists and philosophers Pico della Mirandola Marsilio Ficino Scientists Galileo Galilei Musicians Emilio de' Cavalieri Jacopo
Cappella_dei_Principi
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