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Casino of Pius IV
No full textDistant view, entrance to garden; As papal architect Ligorio's main project was to design a new casino in the Vatican gardens as an afternoon retreat for the Pope. Work on the structure, which began in May 1558, stopped but was resumed in May 1560 after the accession of Pius IV, who was determined to complete many of his predecessor's architectural projects. The casino complex is one of the most charming secluded retreats ever built. It faces a separate free-standing loggia across an oval courtyard, with a pair of entrance arches at the two narrow ends. The arrangement appears to be based on reconstructions of naumachias, as depicted on Roman coins. The courtyard is bordered by benches and has a fountain at the centre. Another fountain is placed on the garden side of the loggia. The exterior walls are encrusted with lavish stuccowork, presenting a decorative repertory closely modelled on motifs from ancient tombs. The figural reliefs celebrate Pius IV, after whom the casino came to be named. The interiors are lavishly decorated with paintings and stuccowork by Federico Barocci, Federico Zuccaro and others. Source: Grove Art Online; http://www.groveart.com/ (accessed 1/5/2008
[Historia Bohemica]
No full text[Pius II.]Impressum nach ISTCAssigned to Amerbach by Proctor; ebenso im GWV.d.Haegen, BMC and Sack date about 1489. Dated about 1500 in IGI, about 1495 by Aquilon. Datierung im GW: um 148
De duobus amantibus
No full text[Aeneas Sylvius Piccolomini (Pius II., papa) ; übersetzt von Nicolaus Wyle]Impressum nach ISTCDatum gemäss v.d.Haegen: nicht nach 5.7.1477, gemäss GW: nach 3.7.147
De litis contestatione positiones
No full textquas ... ad consequenda iuris utriusque insignia ac titulos ... discutiendas proponit Pius Felix Caesar Augustanus, A.D. 2. Kalend. Ianuar.Enthält 40 ThesenDiss. iur. Basel, 159
Positiones de iure sequestrationis
No full textquas ... ad consequendos in utroque iure titulos & honores, publice disputandas ad diem VII Iunii proponit Sigismundus Pius Aemylius HanavivusEnthält 32 ThesenDiss. iur. Basel, 159
Pius II papa
No full textPIUS II PAPA
Pius II papa (1r)
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Pius II papa: De miseria curialium. Eneas de miseria curialium. Eneas Silvius salutem plurimam dicit domino Johanni de Aich perspicaci et claro iurisconsulto stultos esse … (1r)
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Bronze As coin of Roman Emperor Antonius Pius (138-161 CE)
No full textBronze As of Emperor Antonius Pius (138-161 CE). Obv: laureate head of Antoninus Pius, right. Rev: armored elephant advancing right. Minted in Rome
Roman Silver AR Denarius of Emperor Antoninus Pius (138 - 161 CE)
No full textSilver AR denarius of ?Emperor Divus Antoninus Pius (138 -161 CE). Obv: bust of Antoninus Pius. Rev: funeral pyre of four tiers, decorated with garlands, surmounted by falling quadra
[Epistolae familiares]
No full textDe duobus amantibus Euryalo et Lucretia Descriptio urbis Viennensis De curialium miseria De educatione puerorum Pius II Epistola de balneis Epistola de morte Hieronymi Pragensis Poggius Florentinus De duobus amantibus Guiscardo et Sigismunda (eine lateinische Version von Boccaccio, Decameron IV.1) Leonardus Brunus Aretinus[Pius II papa] ; [mit einem Vorwort von Nikolaus von Wyle]Impressum nach Kolophon, Datum und Jahr dort lateinischSometimes found (as in Pellechet 89) without the two quires containing De educatione puerorum etc. and colophon, and a last quire with a table. K. Haebler in Gb Jb 1939 pp.146-47 suggests that these quires may have been added to a reissue, but contrary to Haebler the fuller edition appears to be much commonerKeine Titelseit
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