Ottaviano Fregoso Pietro Fregoso Pietro di Campofregoso Paolo di Campofregoso Spinetta Fregoso Tomaso di Campofregoso Agostino Fregoso: condottiero Cesare Fregoso:...

at Milan was burnt and his property confiscated. He took refuge with Cesare Fregoso, an Italian general in the French service, whom he accompanied into...

Warrior, 478–479. Knecht, Renaissance Warrior, 479. Also killed was one Cesare Fregoso, a diplomat in French employ on his way to Venice. Knecht, Renaissance...

Antonasio Fregoso, Robert Fregoso, Deborah Fregoso, Cynthia Fregoso, Bobby Fregoso, Charlotte Fregoso, Sean Fregoso, Elizabeth Fregoso, Skylar Fregoso, Jordan...

(his adventurous brother Lodovico Gritti was dead), and a Genoan named Cesare Fregoso. In their company, he made the hazardous journey that "in those times...

events, two French ambassadors to Constantinople, Antonio Rincon and Cesare Fregoso, were killed by Charles's agents in Italy. A new French-Imperial war...

Filippino seems to have opened the gates of the city to his cousin and to Cesare Fregoso. In September Andrea and Filippino attacked Castello Aragonese on Sardinia...

his pupil, the Genoese Janus Fregoso. Barrère, II, p. 209-216. Eubel, III, p. 98. Bishop Janus, the son of Cesare Fregoso the general of the Venetian armies...

Adorno and the Fregoso or di Campofregoso. Tomaso di Campofregoso became Doge three times: in 1415, 1421 and 1437. In 1461, Paolo Fregoso, archbishop of...

Federigo Fregoso from the Republic of Genoa; Francesco Maria della Rovere (nephew and adopted heir of Duke and Duchess of Urbino); and Cesare Gonzaga,...

Bandello, Lucrezia Gonzaga and Pietro Aretino), artists, diplomats (Cesare Fregoso) and ambassadors (Antonio Rincon). In 1516 passed through Castel Goffredo...

printed book to be published in the whole region around Lake Garda. Giano Fregoso, Doge of Genoa, and his son Alessandro used the island as a retreat. However...

September 1466) Giovanni Battista Zeno, Bishop of Vicenza (1470-1479) Paolo Fregoso, Archbishop of Genova (23 May 1480–1490) John Morton, Archbishop of Canterbury...

subject never before attempted by the poets, at the insistence of Federigo Fregoso, and he expresses the hope that it might afford some relaxation to Guiliano...

for life in Genoa, it was above all the Adorno (seven doges elected) and Fregoso (ten doges elected) families who fought the position. After the reform...

Catalan Grimaldi. As she was only six years old, her grandmother Pomellina Fregoso was named regent in her father's will. Pomellina was deposed after trying...

future Pope Alexander VI). There, he was preceptor of the cardinal's son, Cesare Borgia. He later served as the cardinal's vicar in Valencia. On 10 July...

Bishop of Aleria) Antonio de Bonaumbra (4 May 1467 - 1480 Died) Paolo Fregoso (Campofregoso) (26 Mar 1493 - 21 Feb 1494 Resigned) Domenico Valdettaro...

and aristocratic Nobile di Novi and of Tortona, and he married Orietta Fregoso of Genoa (1453–1494), who had a brother Rinaldo (1454–1498), a Knight of...

Blasi (2020), "Zeno, Giovanni Battista.", § . William Harrison Woodward, Cesare Borgia: A Biography, (London: Chapman and Hall 1913), p. 42 and note 3....

discord between Adorni and Fregosi revived by the regency of Milan, Battista Fregoso was elected doge, and Adorno was forced to embark in a galley of King Ferrante...

Son of Ghisello I 1525–1560 c.1560 Marquisate of Santo Stefano Bettina Fregoso (d.1506) one child Gaspare Vincenzo ? Son of Ghisello 1525–1550 c.1550...

in the face of continued civil strife, involving as well the Adorno and Fregoso families; it was called the garibetto. Doria died in 1560, and the internal...

Min. (1492–1504) Antonio Ferrero (1504–1508 Died) Administrator Federico Fregoso (1508–1541 Died) Administrator; Archbishop (personal title) Cardinal Pietro...

Novi, Doge (1507) Giano II di Campofregoso, Doge (1512–1513) Ottaviano Fregoso, Doge (1513–1515) Antoniotto II Adorno, Doge (1522–1527) Oberto Cattaneo...