- Gnecchi-Soldo
Organtino (1530 – 22
April 1609) was an
Italian missionary with the
Society of Jesus, of
Nanban period (1543–1650). He is an
example of...
-
Organtino Scaroli, also
Organtino Scazola, (died 1572) was a
Roman Catholic prelate who
served as
Bishop of San
Marco (Argentano) (1569-1572). On 1 April...
-
Organtino di
Mariano Bisconti (active 1529 - 1564) was an
Italian painter of the
Renaissance period active in Perugia. He
painted the
altarpiece of Santa...
-
kidnapping as such, and
acted on this order. A
Catholic priest, Gnecchi-Soldo
Organtino, had Gracia's
remains gathered from the
Hosokawa mansion and
buried them...
- that
Nobunaga also
longed to see a
black man, and
summoned him, and Fr.
Organtino took him to him and that Nobunaga,
seeing a
black man for the
first time...
-
Catholic missionaries (Alessandro Valignano, Luís Fróis, Gnecchi-Soldo
Organtino) in ****an saw one of the
earliest relatively numerous increase of Europeans...
- in ****an 1549–1650", p. 122,
quoting the
account of the
Italian Jesuit Organtino visiting ****an in 1578. Nobunaga's
ironclad fleet is also
described in...
-
witnessed by
Eishun himself. On the
other hand, the
Jesuit missionary Organtino, who
actually observed the ships,
wrote in his
report that it resembled...
-
Gragnola Clarice Orsini (1453–1488),
married Lorenzo de'
Medici Orso
Organtino (died 1479), his
successor Litta, Pompeo.
Famiglie celebri di Italia:...
- Kyoto. With
support from Oda Nobunaga, the
Jesuit Padre Gnecchi-Soldo
Organtino established this
church in 1576.
Eleven years later (1587),
Nanbanji was...
