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Maria d'Aragona (1503–1568; born in d'Avalos Castello in Ischia) was the daughter of Duke Ferdinando di Montalto and Castellona Cardona and the granddaughter of King Ferdinand I of Naples, also called King Ferrante. As a child, Maria d’Aragona grew up in a castle with the poet Vittoria Colonna, who had married d'Avalo's nephew. It was here that Maria met Sannazaro, Tansillo, and Bernardo Tasso who would entertain her in later life at her own salons in Naples, Milan, and Pavia.
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| dbo:abstract | Maria d'Aragona (1503–1568; born in d'Avalos Castello in Ischia) was the daughter of Duke Ferdinando di Montalto and Castellona Cardona and the granddaughter of King Ferdinand I of Naples, also called King Ferrante. As a child, Maria d’Aragona grew up in a castle with the poet Vittoria Colonna, who had married d'Avalo's nephew. It was here that Maria met Sannazaro, Tansillo, and Bernardo Tasso who would entertain her in later life at her own salons in Naples, Milan, and Pavia. (en) Maria d'Aragona (Ischia, 1503 – Napoli, 1568) fu marchesa del Vasto come consorte di Alfonso III d'Avalos e governatrice consorte di Milano dal 1538 al 1546. Promotrice delle lettere e protettrice di letterati, fondò numerosi salotti letterari e diede vita ad un cenacolo culturale frequentato da molti poeti. (it) |
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| rdfs:comment | Maria d'Aragona (1503–1568; born in d'Avalos Castello in Ischia) was the daughter of Duke Ferdinando di Montalto and Castellona Cardona and the granddaughter of King Ferdinand I of Naples, also called King Ferrante. As a child, Maria d’Aragona grew up in a castle with the poet Vittoria Colonna, who had married d'Avalo's nephew. It was here that Maria met Sannazaro, Tansillo, and Bernardo Tasso who would entertain her in later life at her own salons in Naples, Milan, and Pavia. (en) Maria d'Aragona (Ischia, 1503 – Napoli, 1568) fu marchesa del Vasto come consorte di Alfonso III d'Avalos e governatrice consorte di Milano dal 1538 al 1546. Promotrice delle lettere e protettrice di letterati, fondò numerosi salotti letterari e diede vita ad un cenacolo culturale frequentato da molti poeti. (it) |
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