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Alessandro Tassoni - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Alessandro Tassoni (September 28, 1565 – April 25, 1635), was an Italian poet and writer. He was born in Modena, to a noble family. In 1597, he began his service for the cardinal Colonna whom he foll...
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Italian poet (1565-1635) ... RONCA, La Secchia rapita di Alessandra Tassoni (Caltanisetta, 1884); CHICCO, L'umorismo e la Secchia rapita (Parma, 1894) ... Home > Catholic Encyclopedia > T > Alessandro Tasson...
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TASSONI, ALESSANDRO (1565-1635), Italian poet, was a native of Modena, where he was born and died. From 1599 till 1608 he was secretary to Cardinal Ascanio Colonna, and in this capacity saw some diplomatic service; ... See also Alessandro Tassoni on Wikipedia, and our 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica disclaimer.
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älĕs-sänˈdrō täs-sôˈnē, 1565–1635, Italian poet. He spent much of his life in the service of Charles Emmanuel I of Savoy and Francesco I of Modena. ...
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Alessandro Tassoni (1565-1635) nacque a Modena da una famiglia nobile. ... In questo periodo compose una raccolta di pensieri dal titolo "Varietà di pensieri di Alessandro Tassoni" divisa in nove parti e contrassegnata da un tenace anti-aristotelismo.
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Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Tassoni, Alessandro. Tassoni, Alessandro. Information about Tassoni, Alessandro in the Hutchinson encyclopedia. ... Tassoni, Alessandro; tastar; taste; tastiera per luce; tasto; tasto solo; Tatar; Tatarstan;
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Related Category: Italian Literature: Biographies ... Tassoni is best known for the mock-heroic poem Secchia rapita [the rape of the bucket] (1622), which ridicules the war between Bologna and Modena.
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Tassoni is best known for the mock-heroic poem Secchia rapita [the rape of the bucket] (1622), which ridicules the war between Bologna and Modena ... Yahoo! Education > Reference > Encyclopedia > Tassoni, Alessandro...
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ALESSANDRO TASSONI (1565-1635) ... TASSONI, ALESSANDRO (1565-1635) ... End of Article: ALESSANDRO TASSONI (1565-1635);
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