Memoirs of Benvenuto Cellini
Memoirs of Benvenuto Cellini
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I met a sculptor of my acquaintance, who w^as going to San Germano to finish the tomb of Piero de' Medici at Monte Cassino. His name was Solosmeo, and he gave me the news that on the very evening of the fray, Pope Clement sent one of his chamberlains to inquire how Tobbia was getting on. Finding him at work, unharmed, and with- out even knowing anything about the matter, the messenger went back and told the Pope, who turned round to Pompeo ' Ippolito de' Medici was a Cardinal, much against his ...natural inclina- tion. When he went as Papal Legate to Hungary in 1532, he assumed the airs and style of a Condottiere. His jealousy of his cousin Alessandro led to his untimely death by poison in 1535.
' The gun was an arquebuso a ruota, which had a wheel to cock it.
' A village in the Sabina, north of Tivoli. Giov. Battista Savelli, of a great Roman house, was a captain of cavalry irf the Papal service after 1530. In 1540 he entered the service of Duke Cosimo, and died in 1553.
126 CELLINI and said: " You are a good-for-nothing rascal; but I promise you well that you have stirred a snake up which will sting you, and serve you right !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I met a sculptor of my acquaintance, who w^as going to San Germano to finish the tomb of Piero de' Medici at Monte Cassino. His name was Solosmeo, and he gave me the news that on the very evening of the fray, Pope Clement sent one of his chamberlains to inquire how Tobbia was getting on. Finding him at work, unharmed, and with- out even knowing anything about the matter, the messenger went back and told the Pope, who turned round to Pompeo ' Ippolito de' Medici was a Cardinal, much against his ...natural inclina- tion. When he went as Papal Legate to Hungary in 1532, he assumed the airs and style of a Condottiere. His jealousy of his cousin Alessandro led to his untimely death by poison in 1535.
' The gun was an arquebuso a ruota, which had a wheel to cock it.
' A village in the Sabina, north of Tivoli. Giov. Battista Savelli, of a great Roman house, was a captain of cavalry irf the Papal service after 1530. In 1540 he entered the service of Duke Cosimo, and died in 1553.
126 CELLINI and said: " You are a good-for-nothing rascal; but I promise you well that you have stirred a snake up which will sting you, and serve you right !
What to read after Memoirs of Benvenuto Cellini?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cellini Benvenuto to read onlineMoreLess
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