Database: Egidio Troche - Revision history

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	As the century came to a close, the Pope seized control of Rome's urban planning, public works and finances, leaving the Conservatori with little more to do than plan festivals. Egidio, seeing his fellow Senators turn a blind eye as the [[Capitoline Hill\|Campidoglio]] slowly became a living museum, seems to have grown jaded: "Am I the only one in all of Rome who continues to seek freedom and justice?" he writes in a letter dated 1494. Records kept at the [[Rosa in Fiore]] indicate he began visiting regularly in 1495.		As the century came to a close, the Pope seized control of Rome's urban planning, public works and finances, leaving the Conservatori with little more to do than plan festivals. Egidio, seeing his fellow Senators turn a blind eye as the [[Capitoline Hill\|Campidoglio]] slowly became a living museum, seems to have grown jaded: "Am I the only one in all of Rome who continues to seek freedom and justice?" he writes in a letter dated 1494. Records kept at the [[Rosa in Fiore]] indicate he began visiting regularly in 1495.

	Meanwhile, Egidio's brother Francesco went to work for the [[Rodrigo Borgia\|Pope]] as his {{Wiki\|Papal ~~Chamberlain~~\|chamberlain}} and secretary, becoming good friends with [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]], such good friends, in fact, that he was called "one of the [[House of Borgia\|Borgias]]' most trusted assassins." A letter sent to the [[Venice\|Venetian]] ambassador in 1503 detailing Cesare's war plans for the region reveals his hatred for the Cesare and his brother's inability to keep secrets while under the influence.		Meanwhile, Egidio's brother Francesco went to work for the [[Rodrigo Borgia\|Pope]] as his {{Wiki\|Papal chamberlain\|chamberlain}} and secretary, becoming good friends with [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]], such good friends, in fact, that he was called "one of the [[House of Borgia\|Borgias]]' most trusted assassins." A letter sent to the [[Venice\|Venetian]] ambassador in 1503 detailing Cesare's war plans for the region reveals his hatred for the Cesare and his brother's inability to keep secrets while under the influence.
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	Date of Birth: 1436.<br>		Date of Birth: 1436.<br>
	Profession: Senator.		Profession: Senator.

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Profession: Senator. The eldest of two brothers, Egidio was the son of a Senator who had the bad luck of following in his father's ..."

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Date of Birth: 1436.<br>
Profession: Senator.

The eldest of two brothers, [[Egidio Troche|Egidio]] was the son of a Senator who had the bad luck of following in his father's footsteps. Described as a naïve idealist in a letter from his brother, [[Francesco Troche|Francesco]], Egidio attempted to bring back the era of the {{Wiki|Commune of Rome|Roman commune}} when the Senate, the Conservatori, stood at the head of a [[democracy]]. Problem was, the [[Papacy]] wanted [[Rome]] all for itself.

As the century came to a close, the Pope seized control of Rome's urban planning, public works and finances, leaving the Conservatori with little more to do than plan festivals. Egidio, seeing his fellow Senators turn a blind eye as the [[Capitoline Hill|Campidoglio]] slowly became a living museum, seems to have grown jaded: "Am I the only one in all of Rome who continues to seek freedom and justice?" he writes in a letter dated 1494. Records kept at the [[Rosa in Fiore]] indicate he began visiting regularly in 1495.

Meanwhile, Egidio's brother Francesco went to work for the [[Rodrigo Borgia|Pope]] as his {{Wiki|Papal Chamberlain|chamberlain}} and secretary, becoming good friends with [[Cesare Borgia|Cesare]], such good friends, in fact, that he was called "one of the [[House of Borgia|Borgias]]' most trusted assassins." A letter sent to the [[Venice|Venetian]] ambassador in 1503 detailing Cesare's war plans for the region reveals his hatred for the Cesare and his brother's inability to keep secrets while under the influence.
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Database: Egidio Troche - Revision history

imported>Soranin at 17:26, 23 January 2024

imported>Lady Kyashira at 14:16, 11 April 2019

imported>Bovkaffe: Created page with "Date of Birth: 1436. Profession: Senator. The eldest of two brothers, Egidio was the son of a Senator who had the bad luck of following in his father's ..."

imported>Bovkaffe: Created page with "Date of Birth: 1436.
Profession: Senator. The eldest of two brothers, Egidio was the son of a Senator who had the bad luck of following in his father's ..."