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appearing in the
contemporary engraving (illustration): thus the
nickname Il
Medeghino, the "little Medici". Gian Giacomo, the
eldest of
fourteen children, was...
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command of Gian
Giacomo Medici,
Marquess of Marignano, best
known as "
Medeghino" ("Small Medici"). The Florentine-Imperial
troops were
divided into three...
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right transept, the
monument to Gian
Giacomo Medici di Marignano,
called "
Medeghino", by
Leone Leoni, and the
adjacent Renaissance marble altar, decorated...
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lieutenant to his cousin, the
condottiero Gian
Giacomo Medici (known as
Medeghino), in the fall of 1531,
Serbelloni fought against the
Sforza militias and...
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fourteenth century, was the power-base of Gian
Giacomo Medici (‘il
Medeghino’),
brother of Pope Pius IV, and
variously known as “pirate, king, brigand...
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castle was in the mid-16th
century by Gian
Giacomo Medici,
known as "
Medeghino" (the "small Medici"), who was
primarily a mercenary. Ratcliffe, Lucy;...
