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Condottieri (Italian: [kondotˈtjɛːri]; sg.:
condottiero or condottiere) were
Italian captains in
command of
mercenary companies during the
Middle Ages...
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sometimes referred to as
Prosper Colonna, was an
Italian condottiero in the
service of the
Papal States, the Holy
Roman Empire, and the Kingdom...
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Carlo Gonzaga (1525–1566) was an
Italian military leader. At the
Battle of Ceresole, he
commanded the
Imperial heavy cavalry, and was
captured by the French...
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American museum in 1939. The
painting portrays an unknown, aged
Italian condottiero's bust, seen from three-quarters
above a dark background. The
basic influence...
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Giovanni della Rovere (1457 –
November 1501) was an
Italian condottiero. He was a
nephew of Pope
Sixtus IV, and the
brother of
Giuliano della Rovere (1443–1513)...
- 1476
Pietro Gianpaolo Orsini, (d. 1443),
condottiero.
Latino di
Camillo Orsini (c. 1530 - c. 1580),
condottiero.
Mondilio Orsini (1690 - 1751), archbishop...
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Tomaselli family is an old
family of
condottiero and
feudal lords from
northern Italy,
originally from
Piacenza and then
settled in Milan, Strigno...
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Clarice had ten children:
Piero Strozzi (about 1510 - 21 June 1558),
condottiero and
Marshal of
France Roberto Strozzi (died 1566),
married Maddalena...
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Michele de
Corella or
Miguel de Corella) was a
Valencian condottiero born on an
unknown date in Valencia. He was
killed in
Milan in February...
