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Caterina Sforza, the infamous fifteenth-century Italian regent of Forlì and Imola, was also an early scientist who experimented with chemistry and medicine. On the cover of Meredith K. Ray’s NEH-supported Daughters of Alchemy , a portrait of her, reproduced and seen above, shows her holding a bowl filled with jasmine, a botanical staple for curing common ills and making perfume since the ...
18 de jan. de 2024 · Picture this: In 1463, an era of grandeur, there was Caterina Sforza, born into the renowned Sforza family. Creating waves that would ripple through the pages of history, Caterina was no ordinary…
Caterina Sforza. Caterina Sforza (1462/3-1509), a oa ur briñsez italian eus dibenn ar XVvet kantved, merc'h vastard da zug Milano, ha kontez Forlì hag Imola, hag unan eus brudetañ maouezed hec’h amzer abalamour d’he nerzh-spered ha d’he nerzh-kalon, par da gwazed ha condottieri he ziegezh.
22 de fev. de 2022 · Caterina Sforza (Milão, c. 1463 – Florença, 28 de Maio de 1509) foi a Senhora de Imola e Condessa de Forlì, primeiro com o seu marido Girolamo Riario, depois como regente do seu filho mais velho Ottaviano Riario. Na sua vida privada dedicou-se a várias actividades, entre as quais as suas experiências em alquimia e a sua paixão pela ...
24 de ago. de 2021 · Cohen and Cohen 2001 and Najemy 2005 offer information on the historical context of Italian politics, society, and culture during Caterina Sforza’s lifetime. Brown and Davis 1998 , King 1991 , Levy 2003 , and Schaus 2006 focus especially on the status of women and gender issues in early modern Italy and Europe.
Sforza, Caterina (c. 1462–1509) Countess of Forlì and the "most famous virago of the Renaissance" who conducted military operations and defended besieged fortresses in 15th-century Italy. Name variations: Caterine Sforza; Catherine Sforza, countess of Forli and Imola or Imolo; Caterina de Medici; Caterina Sforza Riario.
The network of fortified buildings includes the Sforza castle, perhaps once visited by Caterina Sforza, and the boundary wall, all of which can still be seen today. Last update 27/06/2023. Cesare BorgiaIn the late 15th century, Romagna belonged to the Papal States but in fact the region’s towns and cities were dominated by the local families ...
