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Angelo di Costanzo

Angelo di Costanzo (1507–1591) was a historian and poet.

Also recorded as Angelo da Costanzo

Identificatie Titel(s): Portret van dichter en historicus Angelo di Costanzo

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Biography

Born at Naples in 1507, died in Naples in 1591.

The recorded working language is Italian.

Calcografia in Iconografia italiana degli uomini e delle donne celebri: dall'epoca del risorgimento delle scienze e delle arti fino ai nostri giorni, Milano, Antonio Locatelli, 1837.

Calcografia in Iconografia italiana degli uomini e delle donne celebri: dall'epoca del risorgimento delle scienze e delle arti fino ai nostri giorni, Milano, Antonio Locatelli, 1837.

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