#Eugenio Siena

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The participating authors for the Italian Lit(erature) Tournament: the general list + a google form to add other proposals

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The start of the Italian Lit(erature) Tournament (first edition) is getting closer, but first I want to post the general list of the authors partecipants.

The principal issue is that every literary canon is constantly changing, with more critical studies over the years. I've thought about it, read and searched, and the solution I found has two parts:

I will take the principal authors from this list, which in turn is based from the studies of Gianfranco Contini and Asor Rosa. The list is too long and many names are only chronicles and essayists, so I'll chose the principal ones, trying to balance between north/south Italy and male/female authors (taking into account that many authors that we study are men). As you will see below under the cut, the list is already pretty long, doing some math the challenge will be 2/3 months long.

Still, I recognise that this isn't 100% unbiased and fair, so I opened a free and quick google form when you can add a maximum of two authors that you don't see in the list. This considerable limit is to avoid having too many names - if in some answers I see more than 2 names, I'll take into account only the first 2 listed.

IMPORTANT! 👇

After much thoughts, I also chose to don't include living authors or authors death only recently (before January 2023). The reason is simply to avoid potential issues in the community, like bashing between fandom or admirers of some specific author, or going too far like offending some people near the author still alive or recently deceased. Maybe if this tournament will end well, a second edition could be made next year and maybe with the addition of living authors! (I'm already thinking to do an italian or european cinema tournament in the future but this is still in the draft).

Under the cut, you will find the list of the authors already part of the challenge, name-surname with the surname in alphabetical order. If you don't see a name that you want to see, use the form to add it!

edit: I added the ones from the surbey so far, all in italics. There are names that have been sent but already on the list.

Dante Alighieri

Sibilla Aleramo

Vittorio Alfieri

Cecco Angiolieri

Pietro Aretino

Ludovico Ariosto

Matteo Bandello

Anna Banti

Giambattista Basile

Giorgio Bassani

Cesare Beccaria

Maria Bellonci

Pietro Bembo

Matteo Maria Boiardo

Giovanni Boccaccio

Giordano Bruno

Dino Buzzati

Italo Calvino

Andrea Camilleri

Giosuè Carducci

Guido Cavalcanti

Carlo Collodi

Vittoria Colonna

Gabriele D'Annunzio

Giacomo da Lentini

Caterina da Siena

Alba de Céspedes

Cielo (Ciullo) d'Alcamo

Edoardo De Filippo

Federico de Roberto

Grazia Deledda

Umberto Eco

Beppe Fenoglio

Marsilio Ficino

Dario Fo

Ugo Foscolo

Veronica Franco

Carlo Emilio Gadda

Natalia Ginzburg

Carlo Goldoni

Antonio Gramsci

Francesco Guicciardini

Tommaso Landolfi

Giacomo Leopardi

Carlo Levi

Primo Levi

Carla Lonzi

Niccolò Machiavelli

Alessandro Manzoni

Giovanbattista Marino

Giovanni Meli

Pietro Metastasio

Eugenio Montale

Elsa Morante

Alberto Moravia

Anna Maria Ortese

Giuseppe Parini

Goffredo Parise

Giovanni Pascoli

Pier Paolo Pasolini

Cesare Pavese

Francesco Petrarca

Luigi Pirandello

Angelo Poliziano

Luigi Pulci

Salvator Quasimodo

Gianni Rodari

Lalla Romano

Amelia Rosselli

Umberto Saba

Emilio Salgari

Jacopo Sannazaro

Goliarda Sapienza

Leonardo Sciascia

Matilde Serao

Gaspara Stampa

Mario Rigoni Stern

Italo Svevo

Antonio Tabucchi

Torquato Tasso

Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa

Pier Vittorio Tondelli

Giovanni Verga

Giambattista Vico

Renata Viganò

Elio Vittorini

Giuseppe Ungaretti

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THIS IS WHO HE WAS TALKING ABT

a man at work today asked if i was named after an Italian racecar driver. like……….. what if i’d said yes what then.

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Queen Drichglur is thrilled that King Goffredo is showing her love and appreciation by taking the effort to learn her native language - Sardinian Vulgar. Given how Lustful King Goffredo is, they both spend some time together alone, in their bedchambers.

Soon, Prince Goffredo comes of age and becomes a Midas Touched (Level 4 Stewardship education). Besides that, he is also a secret Homosexual.

King Goffredo is beset with Vengeful Memories of how Basileus Eusebios of the Byzantine Empire abused his eldest sister Basilissa Anna. He contemplates making the man hang for his crimes as he gazes upon the gallows.

However, King Goffredo checks himself. God teaches us to forgive our neighbours and enemies for their trespasses against us, just as God forgives us of our trespasses. The fleeting thought of revenge passes from his mind.

King Goffredo's beneficiary Kopke, crafts an Illustrious Furniture which he names "Kopke's Statue". King Goffredo renames it as "Statue of King Goffredo", because that is what the statue depicts.

Queen Drichglur gives birth to their 4th daughter, Princess Anastasia of Italy, who is Comely and Intelligent.

Within the span of 6 months, Queen Drichglur contracts Pneumonia, is given a safe treatment which is successful and recovers from Pneumonia in June of 1129.

Soon, Maddalena di Padua, the daughter of Count Rinaldo, who is Amazonian, marries Prince Goffredo. With their union, their child has the chance of inheriting Beautiful, Intelligent, Herculean/Amazonian and Bleeder traits. This is on top of a 1.9% risk of their children being Inbred.

Finally, for his last Hold Court event, King Goffredo commissions the building of the City of Asciano in the County of Siena at the behest of his Steward, Count Eugenio of Polesine.

The construction would take 5 years to complete however, and we won't be playing King Goffredo in this file anymore. Thus concludes the adventures of King Goffredo and his grandmother Queen Matilda (formerly Duchess Matilda).

In the next post update, we will be playing Roads to Power DLC, with a brand new starting character! Let's look forward to it!

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Vescovo (1389-1459) Nato a Firenze nel 1389 Antonino Pierozzi sentì nascere la sua vocazione domenicana all’ascolto del noto predicatore e riformatore Giovanni Dominici, ma se ne distaccò poi per l’eccessivo antiumanesimo e spirito antiscientifico del Dominici stesso. Dopo il noviziato a Cortona (1405) sotto la guida del beato Lorenzo da Ripafratta, fu assegnato al convento di Fiesole. Nel 1409, a seguito della scelta del governo fiorentino di aderire al concilio di Pisa, mettendo così fuorilegge le due precedenti obbedienze, con gli altri domenicani di Fiesole (col Dominici fedeli a Gregorio XII) si rifugiò a Foligno. Era priore a Cortona (1420) quando gli arrise il successo con lo scritto Confessionale (l’utilità pratica, e soprattutto il buon senso, è forse il motivo di tanto successo e delle tante edizioni che ebbe molto presto. Mentre, i numerosi riassunti in lingua volgare, specialmente ad uso dei confessori e dei penitenti, presentano qualche dubbio sulla parte avuta o meno da S. Antonino nella loro redazione), che fu tanto apprezzato che molti conventi della Provincia Lombarda lo vollero priore. Ed in tale veste lo si ritrova alla Minerva di Roma, a S. Pietro Martire a Napoli, come pure a Gaeta e Siena. Nel 1433 divenne vicario generale della congregazione lombarda riformata. Nel 1436 ottenne da Cosma e Lorenzo dei Medici il convento di S. Marco di Firenze, di cui fu anche priore (1439-1444). Era vicario della congregazione toscana quando il papa Eugenio IV lo nominò arcivescovo di Firenze (marzo 1446). Cominciava così un periodo diverso della sua vita, quello del pastore tutto dedito al suo gregge, sia dal punto di vista materiale (assistenza ai poveri) che spirituale (visita a chiese e riforma morale del clero). Le sue quaresime erano improntate al tentativo di scuotere il clero e suscitare il riconoscimento dei propri peccati in vista di una salutare penitenza. Ma, nonostante questo suo impegno per la riforma del clero, non poté evitare l’impegno civico, come alcune ambascerie a nome del popolo fiorentino, presso il papa Callisto III (1455), e presso Pio II (1458). Ancora vivo fu chiamato Antonino dei consigli. Morì il 2 maggio 1459, e fu canonizzato il 31 maggio 1523. .

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1000 MIGLIA 1938 - Siena - Villoresi sur Alfa Romeo

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GP Tripoli 1938 - Eugenio Siena sur Alfa Romeo 312

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GP Tripoli 1938 - Eugenio Siena sur Alfa Romeo 312

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GP Tripoli 1938 - L’Alfa Romeo 312 de Eugenio Siena après l’accident qui en causera la mort