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| http://dbpedia.org/ontology/abstract | Jacopo Bonfadio (Garda, ca. 1508-Génova, j … Jacopo Bonfadio (Garda, ca. 1508-Génova, julio de 1550) fue un humanista e historiador italiano del Renacimiento. Habiendo nacido en Garda, se educó en Verona y Padua. Desde 1532 trabajó como secretario de varios miembros del clero en Roma y Nápoles. En 1540 consiguió un empleo con el hijo del cardenal y humanista Pietro Bembo. Durante estos años conoció y trabó amistad con algunos notables humanistas de su tiempo y fue contemporáneo de Annibal Caro. Consiguió una cierta fama con su poesía; la reputación así ganada consiguió que le invitaran a enseñar Filosofía en la Universidad de Génova en 1544. Durante su estancia en Génova, se le encargó escribir una historia de la República de Génova desde 1528. En 1541, él, entre otros, creó el término una terza natura («una tercera naturaleza»), con el significado de la naturaleza mejorada por el arte, un concepto que fue adoptado por muchos artistas posteriormente. Las grandes perspectivas de las villas de los Medici, las grnades vistas de Luis XIV y la planificación del siglo XVI y posteriormente las casas de campo en Inglaterra muestran cómo este concepto fue adaptado a la arquitectura. Sus puntos de vista humanistas le ganaron enemigos poderosos en Génova. En 1550, la publicación de Annales Genuendis, ab anno 1528 recuperatae libertatis usque ad annum 1550 (su historia de la República de Génova de 1528 a 1550) le ganó la enemistad de las poderosas familias genovesas de los Doria, los , los Spinola y los Fieschi, que buscaron venganza contra Bonfadio por atreverse a recoger y juzgar sus acciones. Lo acusaron de sodomía, por lo que fue arrestado, juzgado y condenado a muerte. fue decapitado y su cuerpo quemado. Los informes de su juicio nunca han sido encontrados. Los estudiosos han tenido dificultades para determinar la fecha exacta de su ejecución. La mayoría de las fuentes oficiales hablan de 1550, mientras otros dan como fecha 1560 o incluso tan tarde como 1580, aunque esta fecha ha sido rechazada por estudiosos posteriores. Los Annales Genuendis han sido traducidos al italiano por Paschetti y una nueva edición en latín fue publicada en Brescia en 1747.n latín fue publicada en Brescia en 1747. , Jacopo Bonfadio (c. 1508 – 19 July 1550) w … Jacopo Bonfadio (c. 1508 – 19 July 1550) was an Italian humanist and historian. Born in Garda, he was educated at Verona and Padua. Beginning in 1532, he worked as secretary for various members of the clergy in Rome and Naples. In 1540, he gained employment in Padua with the son of Cardinal-humanist Pietro Bembo. While working for Bembo's son, he met and became friends with notable humanists of the time and was a contemporary of Annibal Caro. He also gained fame from his poetry, which earned him an invitation to teach philosophy at the University of Genoa in 1544. While there, he was commissioned to write a history of the Republic of Genoa since 1528. In 1541, Bonfadio, among others, coined the term una terza natura, meaning 'nature improved by art', and subsequently, many designers utilized the concept. Large-scale views of the Medici villas, the grand vistas of Louis XIV, and the planning of 16th-century and later English country houses show how this idea was incorporated. Bonfadio's humanist views earned him some powerful enemies in Genoa. In 1550, after he had completed Annales Genuendis, ab anno 1528 recuperatae libertatis usque ad annum 1550 (his history of the Republic of Genoa from 1528 to 1550), his writings angered the powerful Genoese families the Dorias, the Adornos, the Spinolas, and the Fieschi, who sought revenge against him for daring to record and judge their actions. They proceeded to accuse him of sodomy, for which he was arrested, tried, and condemned to death. He was beheaded, and his body was burnt. The minutes of his trial have been lost. The Annales Genuendis have been translated into Italian by Paschetti, and a new Latin edition was published at Brescia in 1747.Scholars have had difficulty determining the exact date of his execution. Most official sources report it as having taken place in 1550, while others give the date as 1560, or even as late as 1580, though the latter date has been widely discredited by later scholars.been widely discredited by later scholars. , Jacopo Bonfadio est un écrivain italien du XVIe siècle. , Jacopo Bonfadio (Gazzane, 1508 – Genova, 19 luglio 1550) è stato un umanista e storico italiano. , Jacopo Bonfadio (Roè Volciano, 1508 — Gênova, 19 de julho de 1550) foi um humanista e historiador italiano. |
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| rdfs:comment | Jacopo Bonfadio (Roè Volciano, 1508 — Gênova, 19 de julho de 1550) foi um humanista e historiador italiano. , Jacopo Bonfadio (Gazzane, 1508 – Genova, 19 luglio 1550) è stato un umanista e storico italiano. , Jacopo Bonfadio (Garda, ca. 1508-Génova, j … Jacopo Bonfadio (Garda, ca. 1508-Génova, julio de 1550) fue un humanista e historiador italiano del Renacimiento. Habiendo nacido en Garda, se educó en Verona y Padua. Desde 1532 trabajó como secretario de varios miembros del clero en Roma y Nápoles. En 1540 consiguió un empleo con el hijo del cardenal y humanista Pietro Bembo. Durante estos años conoció y trabó amistad con algunos notables humanistas de su tiempo y fue contemporáneo de Annibal Caro. Consiguió una cierta fama con su poesía; la reputación así ganada consiguió que le invitaran a enseñar Filosofía en la Universidad de Génova en 1544. Durante su estancia en Génova, se le encargó escribir una historia de la República de Génova desde 1528.oria de la República de Génova desde 1528. , Jacopo Bonfadio est un écrivain italien du XVIe siècle. , Jacopo Bonfadio (c. 1508 – 19 July 1550) w … Jacopo Bonfadio (c. 1508 – 19 July 1550) was an Italian humanist and historian. Born in Garda, he was educated at Verona and Padua. Beginning in 1532, he worked as secretary for various members of the clergy in Rome and Naples. In 1540, he gained employment in Padua with the son of Cardinal-humanist Pietro Bembo. While working for Bembo's son, he met and became friends with notable humanists of the time and was a contemporary of Annibal Caro. He also gained fame from his poetry, which earned him an invitation to teach philosophy at the University of Genoa in 1544. While there, he was commissioned to write a history of the Republic of Genoa since 1528.story of the Republic of Genoa since 1528. |
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