- interruptions, his
family held
authority until 1528. In 1312 he was
succeeded by
Malatestino Malatesta,
first signore (lord) of the city and
Pandolfo I Malatesta...
-
recorded in Dante's
Inferno as well as in a
story by
Giovanni Boccaccio.
Malatestino I, Giovanni's brother,
became capitano of the
Guelphs of
Bologna in 1296...
- his
Inferno (Canto V). He was the
brother of
Giovanni (Gianciotto) and
Malatestino Malatesta. Paolo's
birth can be
placed around 1246 in Verucchio. He was...
- adultery. He was
succeeded as
seignior of
Rimini by his sons,
first by
Malatestino and
later by
Pandolfo I. This
article incorporates text from a publication...
- (1919–1970),
Italian film
director and
screenwriter Malatestino Malatesta (died 1317) or
Malatestino (II) Malatesta,
known as dell'Occhio, lord of Pesaro...
- feelings, they let
their lips meet in a long kiss. In the
fourth act,
Malatestino, Gianciotto's
youngest brother, who
himself lusts for Francesca, has...
- cousins,
Malatesta II 'Guastafamiglia'
getting Pesaro and
Ferrantino 'di
Malatestino'
receiving Rimini,
leaving Ramberto out in the cold. But
Ramberto was...
-
Rimini and the head of the
Malatesta family at the
death of his brother,
Malatestino dell'Occhio. In 1321, he was
capitano generale (supreme commander) of...
- Verucchio,
founder of the
Malatesta lordship of
Rimini Malatestino Malatesta (died 1317) or
Malatestino (II) Malatesta,
known as dell'Occhio, lord of Pesaro...
-
northern Italy, a
member of the
Malatesta family. He was the son of
Malatestino dell'Occhio,
becoming lord in
Rimini after the
death of the latter's...
