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Leonora Dori
Galigaï (19 May 1568 – 8 July 1617) was a
French courtier of
Italian origin, an
influential favourite of the
French regent Marie de' Medici...
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during the
attempted arrest,
Concini was killed. His
widow Leonora Dori
Galigaï was
tried for witchcraft, condemned, beheaded, and
burned on 8 July 1617...
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Leonora Dori
Galigaï...
- So-and-so of the So-and-sos:
messer Ormanno degli Ormanni,
Alepro de'
Galigai, etc. Fucilla,
Joseph (1987). Our
Italian Surnames.
Genealogical Publishing...
- ("University of
Masters of Leather") –
grouped the
Calzolai (shoemakers),
Galigai (Tanners) and
Coreggiai (saddlers). l'Università de'
Linaiuoli ("University...
- her
Italian friends and confidants,
including her
foster sister Leonora "
Galigai" Dori and
Concino Concini, who was
created Marquis d'Ancre and a Marshal...
- Weakling», tr. 1952 / «The
Little Misery», tr. 1952) (A novella) 1952 –
Galigaï («The
Loved and the Unloved», tr. 1953) 1954 – L'Agneau («The Lamb», tr...
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prosecution in the
trial against Concini,
Marquis d'Ancre, and his wife Léonora
Galigai in
whose household he had
occupied some
subordinate position for witchcraft...
- Inf. ****III, 124.
Puccio Sciancato: Of the
noble Ghibelline Florentine Galigai family, he was
exiled in 1268
after the Guelphs' triumph, but accepted...
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their rented palace in
Faubourg Saint-Germain.
Leonora adopted the
surname Galigaï - a more
prestigious Florentine family. Concini's personality, however...
