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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «SIXTUS V»
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A World History of Architecture
POPE SIXTUS V AND THE REPLANNING OF ROME Within a decade of the
completion of the Gesu, early Baroque influences could be seen in the
modifications made to the urban pattern of Rome. Pope Sixtus V (1585-90)
began radical ...
Marian Moffett, Michael W. Fazio, Lawrence Wodehouse, 2003
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Space, Time and Architecture: The Growth of a New Tradition
Sketch plan of the streets of Sixtus V, 1588. This contemporary sketch plan of the
work of Sixtus V reduces his street planning to a simple system of connections
between holy places. Ponte by means of the northbound Strada di Tor di Nona.
3
Community Design and the Culture of Cities: The Crossroad ...
The Sixtus V plan for Rome. (Edmund N. Bacon) (Top) The seven pilgrimage
churches of Rome, before Sixtus V, i575- (Bottom left) The same view with the
addition of the new obelisks by Sixtus V, located at the nodes of movement links,
161 2 ...
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The Life and Times of
Sixtus the Fifth
Her saying of Sixtus V., 322. Hopes for the conversion of, entertained by Sixtus V.
, 343, 344. Proposal to dethrone her, and set King James on the throne, 345.
Results of the Armada, in consolidating her on her throne, 347. A formidable
enemy ...
Joseph Alexander Graf von Hübner, 1872
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Streets: Critical Perspectives on Public Space
Few projects of urban remodeling are as celebrated as that of Pope Sixtus V (r.
1585-90) for Rome. In his short reign, Sixtus envisaged an ambitious street
network to connect the city's farflung major shrines and encourage settlement in
the ...
Zeynep Çelik, Diane Favro, Richard Ingersoll, 1996
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Netherlandish Books (NB) (2 Vols): Books Published in the ...
28027 Sixtus V. Allen, William. A declaration of the sentence and deposition of
Elizabeth, the usurper and pretensed quene of Englande. Antwerpen, Arnout
Coninx, 1588. Broadsheet. L01, O01. STC 22590. 28028 Sixtus V. Aflaeten
ghegunt ...
Andrew Pettegree, Malcolm Walsby, 2010
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The Cambridge Modern History
[The following list includes the chief Manuscripts concerning Sixtus V and his
pontificate which are to be found at Rome, arranged under the headings of the
collections to which they severally belong. It is not thought necessary to indicate
here ...
Stanley Leathes, G. W. (George Walter) Prothero, Sir Adolphus William Ward, 1934
Although Clement lacked the brilliance of Sixtus V, he surrounded himself with
some of Rome's most important scholars and theologians: the Oratorian Cesare
Baronio was his confessor and, as we shall see, his iconographer; Silvio ...
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The life of Pope
Sixtus the Fifth: (one of the most ...
This Bridge was built by Sixtus IV, and only rc- pair'd by Sixtus V, as appears from
the following Inscription upon it, to be found ia Scbraderus, : SIXTVS IV. PONT.
MAX. AD VTILITATEM POPVLI ROMANI, PEREGRINAEOVE MVLTITVDINIS AD
...
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The London Quarterly Review
In the Chigi palace there is an account- book belonging to Sixtus V., containing
memoranda of all his personal property and expense while a monk. It contains a
list of his books, whether in single volumes or bound together ; in short, his whole
...
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Up close and personal: Restorers find gems, jokes visitors might miss
Pope Sixtus V ordered the building of sanctuary during his brief pontificate at the end of the 16th century. He employed more than 40 painters who spent two ... «Catholic News Service, apr 15»
Vatican Palm Sunday recalls early Christian martyrs, brave sea …
To mark the place where many early Christians shed their blood, in 1586 Pope Sixtus V ordered that the same obelisk Caligula brought to Rome from Egypt be ... «CatholicPhilly.com, mar 15»
Imitate Jesus' humility and service, pope says at Palm Sunday Mass
... in 1586 Pope Sixtus V ordered that the same obelisk Caligula brought to Rome from ... Given the difficult and delicate nature of the task, Pope Sixtus forbade ... «My catholic standard, mar 15»
James Bond Meets His Match — The Roman Cobblestone
The sanpietrini — literally, "little St. Peters" — date from the late 16th century when Pope Sixtus V had all the main streets of Rome paved with cobblestones, ... «NPR, feb 15»
On the dark side of devoutness
The Sistine Hall, commissioned by pope Sixtus V in the end of the 16th century. Originally part of the Vatican Library, now used by the Vatican Museums. «OUPblog, feb 15»
A passion for pietre dure: a very English 18th-century obsession
The finest example is perhaps the Sixtus V cabinet at Stourhead, in Wiltshire, which has just been written up in a thorough, scholarly way by Simon Swynfen ... «Spectator.co.uk, feb 15»
Vatican's Manuscripts Digital Archive Now Available Online
Founded by Pope Nicholas V Parentucelli (1447-1455) in the antique ... it was moved to the Sistine Hall by Pope Sixtus V Peretti (1585-1590), on the top floor of ... «Business Wire, ott 14»
Changing needs, changing names: Reform of Curia is Vatican tradition
The office handling the process for investigating sainthood candidates and preparing their canonizations was established by Pope Sixtus V in 1588. At the time ... «Catholic News Service, lug 14»
The saint with an unusual family life
In 1586 Pope Sixtus V formally recognised the Order as a congregation and allocated them the Church of St Mary Magdalene in Rome. Pope Gregory XV raised ... «Catholic Herald Online, lug 14»
The saint who declared Elizabeth I a heretic
Pope St Pius V was born Antonio Ghislieri in January 1504. ... Pope Sixtus V later built a monument in the chapel of Santissimo Sacramento in the Liberian ... «Catholic Herald Online, mag 14»
