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Girolamo Zoppio (date
unknown - 5 June 1591) was a 16th-century
Bolognese writer. A
street in
Bologna and a
lecture hall in the
University of
Bologna both...
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Melchiorre or
Melchior Zoppio (c. 1544–1634) was an
Italian doctor and scholar. Born in Bologna, a son of
Girolamo Zoppio,
Melchiorre Zoppio followed his father's...
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figure Judith, with Holofernes' head
modelled on her
husband Melchiorre Zoppio (1544 – 1634), co-founder of the
Accademia dei
Gelati in Bologna, an ****ociation...
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university led by
Melchiorre Zoppio. Its
members gathered at
Zoppio's house, in a
marvelous room with a
theater and a rich library.
Zoppio was one of the Academy's...
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architect and
sculptor Melchiorre Murenu (1803–1854),
Sardinian poet
Melchiorre Zoppio (1544–1634),
Italian doctor and
scholar Daniela Melchiorre (born 1970),...
- a
meeting space for
other intellectuals, such as the
doctor Melchiorre Zoppio and the
astronomer Giovanni Antonio Magini, who both
frequented it. On its...
- intermedj... per L'Inganno
fortunato (poem by
Giuseppe Balbi. Bologna,
Teatro Zoppio, 1671)
Atide (dramma per
musica di
Tomaso Stanzani. Bologna,
Teatro Formagliari...
- 1614. His
pastoral play Il
Filarmindo was
performed in 1605, at the Casa
Zoppio in
Bologna where the
accademia had its own
private theatre.
Filarmindo was...
- the new
Accademia dei Gelati,
founded in
Bologna in 1588 by
Melchiorre Zoppio, and did not parti****te in the
polemics and
controversies that
broke out...
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member of the
Bolognese Accademia dei Gelati,
founded in 1588 by
Melchiorre Zoppio, and
became friends with the poet
Cesare Rinaldi. In 1609, he was made member...
