ARMORUM ARCHIVE
Ferrarese man of letters, court official, historian, and political figure at the Este court. Though best known for literary and historical works, he also appears in the martial bibliography because his writings intersect with chivalric, ceremonial, and courtly culture relevant to duels, tournaments, and noble conduct.
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Mantuan humanist, poet and secretary in Roman cardinal households. He completed Dialogo dell’honore, a substantial treatment of honour and duelling, shortly before his early death; his brother Antonio published it posthumously in 1553.
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Giovanni Battista Susio is represented in the reviewed catalogue records as author of “I tre libridellaingiustitiadel duello,etdicoloro, che lo permettono” (1555). No additional biographical identity or secure life dates are asserted beyond these linked manifestations.
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Medieval jurist, university teacher, canon lawyer, diplomat, and papal vicar who became one of the most distinguished legal intellectuals of fourteenth-century Bologna. He is relevant to the duel bibliography because his writings belong to the legal and political world in which judicial combat, honour, and public order were theorized and contested.
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Giovanni dall'Agocchie is represented in the reviewed catalogue records as author of “Dell'Arte di Scrima Libri Tre” (1572). No additional biographical identity or secure life dates are asserted beyond these linked manifestations.
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Bolognese poet, humanist, collector, and writer active in the literary culture of the Italian Renaissance. His presence in the project stems from works touching on duels, courtliness, and martial themes within the broader literary and ceremonial traditions of Bologna and northern Italy.
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Giovanni Francesco de Tedeschi is represented in the reviewed catalogue records as author of “Raccolta delle Fedi d’Alcuni Principi” (1620). No additional biographical identity or secure life dates are asserted beyond these linked manifestations.
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Giovanni Gandolfi is represented in the reviewed catalogue records as author of “Metodo teorico-pratico per la scherma di sciabola e norme generali per il duello” (1876). No additional biographical identity or secure life dates are asserted beyond these linked manifestations.
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Neapolitan nobleman, third Duke of Pescolanciano, poet and specialist in horsemanship and chivalric arts. His Pietra paragone de’ Cavalieri appeared in 1711; his son Ettore prepared the expanded posthumous 1723 edition.
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Italian military fencing master trained first in the Enrichetti school and later at the Milan military school. His Cenni di critica sul sistema di scherma Radaelli records a detailed contemporary critique of Radaelli’s épée method.
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Milanese fencing author whose Arte di adoprar la spada describes a practical thrust-oriented northern Italian method and was printed at Milan in 1682.
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Italian humanist, notary, poet and prose writer active at the courts of the Bentivoglio, Este and Gonzaga families. Giovanni Sabadino degli Arienti recorded Bolognese courtly culture, including tournaments, and is best known for Le porretane.
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