- Look up
aretine in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Aretine may
refer to: A
person from
Arezzo in Tuscany,
Italy Arretine ware,
pottery produced near...
-
proved suitable. The
products of the
Italian workshops are also
known as
Aretine ware from
Arezzo and have been
collected and
admired since the Renaissance...
- poet
Catholic cleric Language Italian (Tuscan dialect)
Latin Nationality Aretine Education University of
Montpellier University of
Bologna Period Early...
- name has
become eponymous with "patron of the arts", came of the
noble Aretine Etruscan stock. The city
continued to
flourish as
Arretium Vetus ("Old...
- the
Aretine flank,
helping break up the
lines and win the day for the Guelphs.
Instead of
coming to the rescue, the
Aretine reserve fled.
Aretine casualties...
- Arezzo. He died in the
Battle of Campaldino,
leading a
force of
mainly Aretine Ghibellines fighting against a
victorious Guelf army from Florence, Lucca...
- Arthur: "Leonardi Bruni,
Florentine traitor? Bruni, the Medici, and an
Aretine conspiracy of 1437",
Renaissance Quarterly 51 (1998): 1109–50. Fryde, Edmund...
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Restoration closet drama Farce of
Sodom is set in "an
antechamber hung with
Aretine's postures". In the 1989
novel The
Sixteen Pleasures by
Robert ****enga...
- sarcophagi, from a few gems and reliefs, and
perhaps some
fragments of
Aretine ware; from
those drawings of
classical remains by
contemporary artists...
- (Museo Horne, Florence). The
gilded three-story altarpiece, the
Arezzo (or
Aretine or Tarlati) Polyptych, was
commissioned in 1320 by
Bishop Guido Tarlati...
