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Accademia degli Oziosi (Academy of the Idle) was the most
famous Neapolitan literary academies of the Renaissance. The
Accademia degli Oziosi was founded...
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academy in 1611. In the same year,
della Porta was
entered into
Oziosi in Naples, the city's most
renowned literary academy.
Natural Magic was...
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spent most of his life in Naples. He was a
member of the
Accademia degli Oziosi, and
worked as poet for the
Viceregal Court, as
suggested by his sonnet...
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commissioned by
Giovan Camillo Cacace,
lawyer and
member of the
Accademia degli Oziosi;
while the
latter chapel was made for the
Carthusian Order. His use of richly...
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society called Gli
Oziosi.
Greatheed was a
contributor to the
privately printed collection of
fugitive pieces of the Gli
Oziosi, the Arno Miscellany...
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after the
resident Spanish viceroy himself. He
founded the
Accademia degli Oziosi in
Naples in 1611, and he
actively promoted the
establishment of the Collegio...
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recognition of his
earlier works he was
enrolled in the
Accademia degli Oziosi in
Naples and in 1614 he
became the
first Sicilian to
become a
member of...
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joined the
Oziosi Academy in 1633 and was
appointed by
Manso as his
literary executor.
Battista became a
leading figure in the
Oziosi's later revival...
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Spoleto 1477
Accademia degli Oziosi Naples 1611 1700s
Accademia degli Oziosi,
Bologna Bologna 1563 c. 1567
Accademia degli Oziosi, Ragusa,
Dalmatia Ragusa...
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Capaccio became a
founding member of the
Neapolitan Accademia degli Oziosi (Academy of the Idle). He died in 1634,
shortly after the
publication of...
