Giulio Genoino (born c. 1565 in Cava de' Tirreni), the 'mind of Masaniello', was a key figure in the 7 July 1647 popular insurrection against Spanish authority...

privileges of the nobility. Masaniello also became a pupil of the writer Don Giulio Genoino, an octogenarian priest with a past as a defender of the people. In...

5, 1648. It began after the successful revolt led by Masaniello and Giulio Genoino against King Philip III and his viceroys. The leader of the Republic...

(architect, designer of the cloisters of Santa Caterina a Formiello) Giulio Genoino (Catholic priest; originator, with Masaniello, of the Neapolitan Revolt...

hendecasyllabic meter and the author is unknown. At the beginning of 1800, Giulio Genoino adapted the words to the dialect of his time,[citation needed] and Guglielmo...

Tottola 12 May 1822 Naples, Teatro Nuovo La lettera anonima farsa 1 act Giulio Genoino [it] 29 June 1822 Naples, Teatro del Fondo Chiara e Serafina, o Il pirata...

publicly beheaded for collaborating with the French. History of Naples Giulio Genoino Parker 2017, p. 388. Parker 2017, p. 326. The Biographical Dictionary...

Revolt of 1647 The revolt in Naples Belligerents Neapolitan rebels  Spanish Empire Commanders and leaders Masaniello Giulio Genoino Philip IV Rodrigo Ponce...

style chapel. During the uprising of Masaniello, the intercession of Giulio Genoino spared the palace from arson by the revolutionaries. In 1786, an accidental...

Spanish throne and was trusted by the rebel Masaniello as well as by Giulio Genoino, the apparent real political strategist behind the revolt. As cardinal...

in 1822 to a libretto by Giulio Genoino [it], a former monk and the official censor of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. Genoino based his libretto on his...