- or
Sfondrati, was head of the
Catholic Church and
ruler of the
Papal States from 5
December 1590 to his death, in
October 1591. Niccolò
Sfondrati was...
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Sfondrati is an
Italian surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Francesco Sfondrati (1493–1550),
Italian Roman Catholic bishop and cardinal...
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Francesco Sfondrati (26
October 1493 – 31 July 1550) was a
professor of law at a
series of
Italian universities, and held
important positions as a counselor...
- of
Loreto were
removed from the
church by
Paolo Camillo Sfondrati,
later Cardinal Sfondrati,
nephew of Pope
Gregory XIV. In 1608, he sold the paintings...
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Celestino Sfondrati (10
January 1644 – 4
September 1696) was an
Italian Benedictine theologian, Prince-abbot of St. Gall and Cardinal.
Sfondrati was born...
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Bartol Sfondrati (1541—1583) was 16th
century Jesuit missionary who is
considered as the
first Ragusan Jesuit.
Sfondrati became a
jesuit in 1569 after...
- 1549. The
initial candidates included Cardinals Reginald Pole,
Francesco Sfondrati,
Rodolfo Pio da
Carpi and Niccolò
Ridolfi (who died on the
night of 31...
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Paolo Emilio Sfondrati (1560 – 14
February 1618) was an
Italian cardinal. Born to a
noble family in
Milan and the
nephew of Pope
Gregory XIV, he was the...
- In 1533,
Francesco Sfondrati,
through marriage to a Visconti,
acquired the
fiefdom of Bellagio. For over 200 years, the
Sfondrati family,
prominent in...
- VII (Giovanni Castagna, 1590).
Gregory XIV (Niccolò
Sfondrati, 1590–1591), son of
Francesco Sfondrati.
Innocent IX (Giovanni Facchinetti, 1591). Clement...
