Giulio Bargagli and Ortensia Bargagli (née Ugurgieri)
Academic background
Influences
Claudio Tolomei
Academic work
Era
Late Renaissance
Discipline
Italian studies
Influenced
Celso Cittadini
Scipione Bargagli (1540–1612) was a Sienese philologist, academician and scholar. He belonged to the Sienese School of philologists.[1]
^Michael T. Ward (2014). "Celso Cittadini and the origin of the vernacular: the convergence of science and subjectivity". Ideologies of Language. Routledge: 111. ISBN 9781134741397.
ScipioneBargagli (1540–1612) was a Sienese philologist, academician and scholar. He belonged to the Sienese School of philologists. Scipione Bargagli...
were Celso Cittadini, ScipioneBargagli, Diomede Borghesi, Orazio Lombardelli, and Adriano Politi. In his Il Turamino (1602) Bargagli described the Sienese...
Battista Giraldi, Giovanni Francesco Straparola, Girolamo Parabosco, ScipioneBargagli, Nicolas de Troyes, Bonaventure des Périers, Noël du Fail, Marguerite...
mater University of Siena Influences Petrarch Catherine of Siena ScipioneBargagli Diomede Borghesi Celso Cittadini Molière Jean Racine Academic work...
He was a close friend of his fellow-countrymen Adriano Politi and ScipioneBargagli. He was a member of the Accademia degli Svegliati and of the Accademia...
was a close friend of his fellow-countrymen Diomede Borghesi and ScipioneBargagli. He died in Sarteano in January 1625. Adriano Politi is best known...
prominent historians and scholars of the period, such as Giovanni Lami, Scipione Maffei and Antonio Francesco Gori. Dissertazione sopra le XII Tavole (Florence...
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