Alessandro Maria Vianoli

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Alessandro Maria Vianoli was a Venetian historian and lawyer. In 1659 he published L'oratore forense lodato ed espresso by Pinelli . His main work, however, is the two-part Historia Veneta , also published in Venice in 1680 and 1684 by Giovanni Giacomo Hertz , which goes back to 1683. The first volume goes up to 1485. It was published in 1686 in a German translation under the title Der Venetianischen Herthaben Leben / Government, and dying / From the first Paulutio Anafesto an / bit on the now-ruling Marcum Antonium Justiniani in Nuremberg with Johann Hoffmann. In this work, starting with the legendary early history of Venice in its own libro , all doges are dealt with. This is done in separate sections, preceded by a stitch that represents the corresponding doge. The total number of engravings is therefore 107, only Marino Falier , who was executed in 1355, has an empty plate.

In 1662 Vianoli married the equally noble Foscarina Contarini, sister of Giovanni Contarini (1632–1675).

Major work with translation

  • Historia Veneta , 1st part, Venice 1680; 2nd part, Giovanni Giacomo Hertz, Venice 1684 ( digitized part 1 , part 2 ).
  • The Venetian Heart moved life / government, and withering / from the first Paulutio Anafesto on / bit on the now ruling Marcum Antonium Justiniani , Nuremberg 1686 ( digitized ).

literature

  • Hamburgische Bibliotheca historica, the student youth brought together for the best. The sixth Centuria , Leipzig 1718, p. 297 f. ( Digitized version ) (review of the Historia Veneta ).

Remarks

  1. ^ Gino Benzoni: Contarini, Giovanni , Dizionario biografico degli Italiani 28 (1983).
personal data
SURNAME Vianoli, Alessandro Maria
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Venetian historian
DATE OF BIRTH 17th century
DATE OF DEATH 17th century or 18th century