GIROLAMO SAVONAROLA
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Address : | Unnamed Road, 44121, 44121 Ferrara FE, Italy |
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Maurizio Ganzaroli on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Piazza Savonarola, anticamente piazza della Pace, custodisce la statua di Girolamo Savonarola. La statua opera di Stefano Galletti e realizzata in marmo bianco nel 1875 una volta deposta, non venne mai più spostata.
La piazza è delimitata da un lato dal porticato del palazzo municipale, anticamente Palazzo Ducale; da una "via Coperta" sostenuta da un insieme di archi, e che ospitava i camerini di alabastro di Alfonso I; ed infine dal fossato del castello Estense, dove c'è un piccolo porticciolo d'attracco per le barche per il tour del castello, assolutamente da non perdere durante il periodo natalizio per vedere il famoso presepe delle acque.
Piazza Savonarola, formerly Piazza della Pace, houses the statue of Girolamo Savonarola. The statue by Stefano Galletti and made of white marble in 1875 once laid, was never moved again.
The square is bordered on one side by the portico of the municipal building, formerly Palazzo Ducale; from a "via Coperta" supported by a set of arches, and which housed the alabaster dressing rooms of Alfonso I; and finally from the moat of the Estense castle, where there is a small marina for boats for the castle tour, not to be missed during the Christmas period to see the famous water nativity scene.
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Toso T on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Bella stata ben tenuta a fianco al castello
Beautiful well maintained next to the castle
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Antonio Longobardi on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Statua del famoso filosofo/prete/politico fiorentino e messo al rogo dopo la scomunica papale di Alessandro VI Borgia.
Statue of the famous Florentine philosopher / priest / politician and burned at the stake after the papal excommunication of Alexander VI Borgia.
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Lobelia Callino on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ La statua è stata appena restaurata si vedono anche ai piedi del Savonarola i pezzi di legno con le venature per bruciarlo come raccontano...
The statue has just been restored, you can also see at the foot of the Savonarola the pieces of wood with the veins to burn it as they tell ...
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Alessio Burtone on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Girolamo Savonarola nacque a Ferrara nel 1452 e qui compì i suoi studi di filosofia, musica, medicina e disegno, anche se ben presto, più precisamente all’età di 20 anni, si recò a Bologna dove, nel 1474, entrò nell’ordine domenicano.
Girolamo Savonarola was born in Ferrara in 1452 and here he completed his studies in philosophy, music, medicine and drawing, although soon, more precisely at the age of 20, he went to Bologna where, in 1474, he entered the Dominican order .
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Maria Stella Romagnoli on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Una statua simbolo della città, ora tornata agli albori a seguito di un accurato restauro. Maria Stella
A symbolic statue of the city, now back in its infancy following a careful restoration. Maria Stella
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Вероніка Моренець on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ CАВОНАРО́ЛА (Savonarola) Джироламо (Иероним) (21.9.1452, Феррара – 23.5.1498, Флоренция), итал. религ. деятель, проповедник и социальный реформатор. Из старинного падуанского рода. В Болонье в 1475 принят в доминиканский монастырь, в 1478 рукоположен. С 1482 во флорентийском мон. Сан-Марко (Св. Марка). В 1487–88 преподавал на богословском ф-те Болонского ун-та, затем в течение 2 лет проповедовал в городах Ломбардии, пророчествовал о наказании погрязшей в пороке Церкви и её грядущем обновлении. В 1490 по просьбе Лоренцо Медичи вернулся во Флоренцию. С 1491 настоятель мон. Сан-Марко. Ужесточил монастырский устав: настоял на строгом соблюдении обета нестяжательства, распорядился продать монастырские имения и запретил любые проявления роскоши в одежде, питании, в монашеском обиходе; обязал монахов своими трудами добывать средства к жизни, в связи с чем основал школы живописи, скульптуры, архитектуры и книжной миниатюры. С. поощрял занятия науками, в особенности богословием и философией; в целях лучшего понимания Священного Писания и пропаганды христианства среди язычников начал преподавание др.-греч., др.-евр. и некоторых вост. языков. В числе почитателей С. были Дж. Пико делла Мирандола, А. Полициано, С. Боттичелли, Микеланджело. Обличение дурных обычаев, роскоши и развратной жизни верхов общества привело к конфликту С. с Медичи. В 1493 С. был удалён в Болонью. В проповедях 1494–95 выступил за восстановление республики. По его предложению после изгнания Пьеро Медичи во Флоренции были учреждены Большой совет в качестве высшего органа гос. власти и Совет восьмидесяти как совещат. инстанция при синьории, а также проведена налоговая реформа. Вместе с тем были запрещены собрания всего гор. населения, которые, по мнению С., могли стать удобным орудием для узурпации власти демагогами и тиранами. В 1496 по инициативе С. основан ломбард (заёмный банк с низким процентом), из Флоренции изгнаны ростовщики. По настоянию С. монахи мон. Сан-Марко в 1495–98 приобрели коллекцию греч. и лат. рукописей, принадлежавшую Медичи, для монастырской б-ки (единственного доступного для общего пользования книгохранилища Европы). Под влиянием С. во Флоренции прекратились азартные игры, маскарады и карнавалы. Преобразования вызвали недовольство как приверженцев Медичи, так и сторонников аристократич. правления. В мае 1497 папа Римский Александр VI отлучил С. от Церкви. Под угрозой интердикта в марте 1498 флорентийская Синьория запретила С. выступать с проповедями. После ряда провокаций, устроенных противниками С., разъярённая толпа захватила мон. Сан-Марко. С., заключённый под стражу, был подвергнут пыткам и приговорён к смертной казни как еретик. Повешен, а затем сожжён.
Savonarola Girolamo (Jerome) (21.9.1452, Ferrara - 23.5.1498, Florence), Italian. religion activist, preacher and social reformer. From an old Padua family. In Bologna in 1475 he was admitted to a Dominican monastery, in 1478 he was ordained. From 1482 in the Florentine mon. San Marco (St. Mark). In 1487–88 he taught at the theological faculty of the University of Bologna, then for 2 years he preached in the cities of Lombardy, prophesied about the punishment of the Church mired in vice and its future renewal. In 1490, at the request of Lorenzo Medici, he returned to Florence. Since 1491, the abbot of mon. San Marco. He toughened the monastic charter: he insisted on strict observance of the vow of non-covetousness, ordered the sale of the monastic estates and prohibited any manifestations of luxury in clothing, food, in monastic life; obliged the monks to earn a livelihood by their labors, in connection with which he founded the schools of painting, sculpture, architecture and book miniatures. S. encouraged the pursuit of sciences, especially theology and philosophy; in order to better understand the Holy Scriptures and the propaganda of Christianity among the pagans, he began teaching ancient Greek, ancient Hebrew. and some east. languages. Among the admirers of S. were J. Pico della Mirandola, A. Poliziano, S. Botticelli, Michelangelo. The exposure of bad customs, luxury and the depraved life of the upper classes of society led to a conflict with S. Medici. In 1493 S. was removed to Bologna. In sermons 1494–95 he advocated the restoration of the republic. At his suggestion, after the expulsion of Piero Medici in Florence, the Grand Council was established as the supreme body of state. authorities and the Council of Eighty as consult. instance at the Signoria, and a tax reform has been carried out. At the same time, gatherings of the entire mountains were prohibited. population, which, according to S., could become a convenient instrument for the usurpation of power by demagogues and tyrants. In 1496, on S.'s initiative, a pawnshop (a low-interest loan bank) was founded, and the usurers were expelled from Florence. At the insistence of S. monks mon. San Marco in 1495–98 acquired a collection of Greek. and lat. manuscripts, which belonged to the Medici, for the monastery library (the only library available for general use in Europe). Under the influence of S. in Florence, gambling, masquerades and carnivals ceased. The transformations caused discontent among both Medici adherents and aristocratic supporters. board. In May 1497, Pope Alexander VI excommunicated S. from the Church. Under the threat of interdict in March 1498, the Florentine Signoria forbade S. to preach. After a series of provocations staged by S.'s opponents, an angry crowd captured Mon. San Marco. S., in custody, was tortured and sentenced to death as a heretic. Hanged and then burned.
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It is inexplicable that this supposed Renaissance city erected a monument to this anti-renaissance, anti-humanist hallucinating fanatic. It may have been forgivable in the XIX century, when the level of education was low. They are still proud of their native son. How ironic that he was a true champion of Firenze instead of Ferrara.
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