- Il
Puttino is an
Italian book
first published by
Alessandro Salvio in 1634. Its full
Italian title is: IL
PVTTINO Altramente detto, IL
CAVALIERO ERRANTE...
-
Polerio is from 1634 in Il
Puttino by
Alessandro Salvio. It
recounts an
event that must have
occurred around 1575. "Il
Puttino,
altramente detto il Cavaliere...
- can also be seen in the
reversed order Leonardo Giovanni),
known as Il
Puttino (Italian:
Small Child) (1533–1578), was an
early Italian chess master....
-
given in a
single sentence by López himself. One of
those players was Il
Puttino, an
epithet for a
young Leonardo di Bona. López also
learned the term gambit...
-
earliest preserved discussion of the
position is in
Alessandro Salvio's Il
Puttino (1634), a
romance on the
career of the
chess player Leonardo da Cutro,...
- coat of arms of the
Melfi family, a
frame of
acanthus leaves from
which a
puttino leans. The balconies, a
feature of the palazzo, are
notable for the differing...
- in
Naples in 1604. He also
wrote Il
Puttino published in 1634.
According to JH Saratt's translation, Il
Puttino was
first published in 1604, and republished...
- is by the
Neapolitan player Geronimo Cascio in
Alessandro Salvio's Il
Puttino,
published in 1634. The name "Muzio Gambit"
originated with the
early 19th-century...
- Spanish, and
among his
opponents in
Italy was
Giovanni Leonardo Di Bonna, il
puttino. He
wrote the
Libro de la
invencion liberal y arte del
juego del Axedrez...
- 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. 1634 –
Alessandro Salvio publishes Il
Puttino, a book
describing Italian Chess masters of the
previous century. 1690...
