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          Piero di Cosimo, – , also known as Piero di Lorenzo, was an Italian Renaissance painter..

          Francesco Fiorentino (philosopher)

          Italian philosopher and historiographer

          Francesco Fiorentino (Sambiase, 1 May [1] – Naples, 22 December ) was an Italian philosopher and historiographer.

          Biography

          He was born in Sambiase (now Lamezia Terme) on May 1, [1] His father was Gennaro Fiorentino, a chemist and a pharmacist, and his mother was Saveria Sinopoli.

          From he worked as court artist in the service of Cosimo I de' Medici in Florence, for whom he created some of the most powerful symbols of Medici rule.

        1. From he worked as court artist in the service of Cosimo I de' Medici in Florence, for whom he created some of the most powerful symbols of Medici rule.
        2. Volterra è nota per la lavorazione dell'alabastro è uno dei mestieri più antichi che vanta una nobile tradizione, un'attività artigianale di alto livello.
        3. Piero di Cosimo, – , also known as Piero di Lorenzo, was an Italian Renaissance painter.
        4. A Biographical & Descriptive Account of the Life and Career of Francesco Bartolozzi, with Some Observations on the Present Demand for and Value of Prints.
        5. On the history of the Servite Order and the Church of the SS Annunziata in Florence see: Ottavio Andreucci, Il fiorentino istruito nella chiesa della Nunziata.

          6. He was educated by Giorgio and Bruno Sinopoli, the uncle and the brother of his mother, respectively. He studied literature and theology, but he quit in After two years spent in Sambiase studying theology, he moved to Catanzaro where he studied jurisprudence, but he couldn't graduate because he was just

          Even if he was short-sighted and he never shot a gun before, Fiorentino attempted to take part in the Expedition of the Thousand, but he failed.

          When he met Giuseppe Garibaldi in Maida, Fiorentino's quoted to have said to him "Viva l'annessione, vogliamo l'annessione!", which in English is "Horray f