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The Medici weren't the only famous family of the Italian Renaisssance.
But Lorenzo de'Medici, wary of Pazzi ambition ... he stabbed her lover to death at the feet of the Pope, and strangled her second husband, who was only 18-years-old. After his father's death ...
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Medici, Poesie volgari, Venice, Sons of Aldo, 1554, red French morocco by Derome le Jeune, from the libraries of Waldstein and Seligman
Medici, Lorenzo de'. Poesie volgari, nuouamente stampate ... For instance, he describes the death of Simonetta Vespucci, “la bella Simonetta” (his own nickname for the model for Botticelli’s Venus), ...
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Piero di Lorenzo de' Medici and the Crisis of Renaissance Italy
Business History, Vol. 66, Issue. 3, p. 709. Following the life of one man, Piero de' Medici, Lorenzo the Magnificent's son, Alison Brown sheds new light on several of the most important themes of ...
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The Medici weren't the only famous family of the Italian Renaisssance.
But Lorenzo de'Medici, wary of Pazzi ambition ... he stabbed her lover to death at the feet of the Pope, and strangled her second husband, who was only 18-years-old. After his father's death ...