Database: San Giobbe - Revision history

Darman36 at 06:52, 6 May 2026

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	[[File:~~Santa maria novella~~.jpg\|250px~~\|thumb~~]]		[[File:San giobbe.jpg\|right\|250px]]
	[[~~Rebecca Crane~~\|~~REBECCAC84~~]]~~: I know~~ a ~~challenge when I see one~~, ~~go find that~~ [[~~Assassin Tombs\|tomb~~]]!		One of the earliest examples of [[Renaissance]] architecture in [[Venice]], [[Chiesa di San Giobbe\|this]] [[church]] was built for the residents of a nearby hospice by the doge buried inside, [[Cristoforo Moro]].

	~~The first great basilica in [[Florence]], [[Basilica di Santa Maria Novella~~\|~~Santa Maria Novella]] was consecrated in 1420 despite being unfinished. The famous humanist~~ [[~~Leon Battista Alberti~~\|~~Leone Battista Alberti~~]] ~~designed the upper façade~~, ~~completing the [[church]]~~ in ~~1470~~.		Cristoforo presided over Venice's {{Wiki\|Ottoman–Venetian War (1463–1479)\|war}} with the [[Ottoman Empire\|Turks]], until his death in 1471. He had one son, [[Dante Moro]], who he disowned after Dante lost his position as Captain of the Venetian City Guard in 1468.
			{{DEFAULTSORT:San Giobbe}}
	~~However~~, ~~Santa Maria Novella’s origins extend back before the~~ [[~~Crusades~~]] ~~to an ancient oratory~~, ~~located on the same site, with a hidden tomb underneath. As~~ of ~~today,~~ the ~~tomb has not been uncovered~~.		[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]

	~~On a related note, one of [[Shaun Hastings\|my]] favorite~~ {{~~Wiki\|Memento mori\|quotes}} is located inside the basilica, written on the {{Wiki\|Holy Trinity (Masaccio)\|image}} of a {{Wiki\|Cadaver monument\|tomb~~}}: ~~“I was once what you are, and what I am you will become”~~.
	~~{{DEFAULTSORT: Santa Maria Novella}}~~
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Darman36 at 06:47, 6 May 2026

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	[[Rebecca Crane\|REBECCAC84]]: I know a challenge when I see one, go find that [[Assassin Tombs\|tomb]]!		[[Rebecca Crane\|REBECCAC84]]: I know a challenge when I see one, go find that [[Assassin Tombs\|tomb]]!

	The first great basilica in [[Florence]], [[Basilica di Santa Maria Novella\|Santa Maria Novella]] was consecrated in 1420 despite being unfinished. The famous humanist [[Leon Battista Alberti\|Leone Battista Alberti]] designed the upper façade, completing the church in 1470.		The first great basilica in [[Florence]], [[Basilica di Santa Maria Novella\|Santa Maria Novella]] was consecrated in 1420 despite being unfinished. The famous humanist [[Leon Battista Alberti\|Leone Battista Alberti]] designed the upper façade, completing the [[church]] in 1470.

	However, Santa Maria Novella’s origins extend back before the [[Crusades]] to an ancient oratory, located on the same site, with a hidden tomb underneath. As of today, the tomb has not been uncovered.		However, Santa Maria Novella’s origins extend back before the [[Crusades]] to an ancient oratory, located on the same site, with a hidden tomb underneath. As of today, the tomb has not been uncovered.

	On a related note, one of my favorite quotes is located inside the basilica, written on the image of a tomb: “I was once what you are, and what I am you will become”.		On a related note, one of [[Shaun Hastings\|my]] favorite {{Wiki\|Memento mori\|quotes}} is located inside the basilica, written on the {{Wiki\|Holy Trinity (Masaccio)\|image}} of a {{Wiki\|Cadaver monument\|tomb}}: “I was once what you are, and what I am you will become”.
	{{DEFAULTSORT: Santa Maria Novella}}		{{DEFAULTSORT: Santa Maria Novella}}
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]

Darman36 at 06:37, 6 May 2026

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	[[File:~~San giobbe~~.jpg\|~~right~~\|~~250px~~]]		[[File:Santa maria novella.jpg\|250px\|thumb]]
	~~One of the earliest examples of~~ [[~~Renaissance]] architecture in [[Venice]], [[Chiesa di San Giobbe~~\|~~this]] [[church~~]] ~~was built for the residents of~~ a ~~nearby hospice by the doge buried inside~~, [[~~Cristoforo Moro~~]].		[[Rebecca Crane\|REBECCAC84]]: I know a challenge when I see one, go find that [[Assassin Tombs\|tomb]]!

	~~Cristoforo presided over Venice's {{Wiki~~\|~~Ottoman–Venetian War (1463–1479)\|war}} with the~~ [[~~Ottoman Empire~~\|~~Turks~~]], ~~until his death~~ in ~~1471~~. ~~He had one son~~, [[~~Dante Moro~~]], ~~who he disowned after Dante lost his position as Captain~~ of the ~~Venetian City Guard in 1468~~.		The first great basilica in [[Florence]], [[Basilica di Santa Maria Novella\|Santa Maria Novella]] was consecrated in 1420 despite being unfinished. The famous humanist [[Leon Battista Alberti\|Leone Battista Alberti]] designed the upper façade, completing the church in 1470.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:~~San Giobbe~~}}
			However, Santa Maria Novella’s origins extend back before the [[Crusades]] to an ancient oratory, located on the same site, with a hidden tomb underneath. As of today, the tomb has not been uncovered.

			On a related note, one of my favorite quotes is located inside the basilica, written on the image of a tomb: “I was once what you are, and what I am you will become”.
			{{DEFAULTSORT: Santa Maria Novella}}
			[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]
	~~[[Category:Database: Locations]]~~

Darman36 at 06:29, 6 May 2026

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	One of the earliest examples of [[Renaissance]] architecture in [[Venice]], ~~this~~ [[San Giobbe\|church]] was built for the residents of a nearby hospice by the doge buried inside, [[Cristoforo Moro]].		One of the earliest examples of [[Renaissance]] architecture in [[Venice]], [[Chiesa di San Giobbe\|this]] [[church]] was built for the residents of a nearby hospice by the doge buried inside, [[Cristoforo Moro]].

	Cristoforo presided over Venice's {{Wiki\|Ottoman–Venetian War (1463–1479)\|war}} with the [[Ottoman Empire\|Turks]], until his death in 1471. He had one son, [[Dante Moro]], who he disowned after Dante lost his position as Captain of the Venetian City Guard in 1468.		Cristoforo presided over Venice's {{Wiki\|Ottoman–Venetian War (1463–1479)\|war}} with the [[Ottoman Empire\|Turks]], until his death in 1471. He had one son, [[Dante Moro]], who he disowned after Dante lost his position as Captain of the Venetian City Guard in 1468.

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	One of the earliest examples of [[Renaissance]] architecture in [[Venice]], this [[San Giobbe\|church]] was built for the residents of a nearby hospice by the doge buried inside, [[Cristoforo Moro]].		One of the earliest examples of [[Renaissance]] architecture in [[Venice]], this [[San Giobbe\|church]] was built for the residents of a nearby hospice by the doge buried inside, [[Cristoforo Moro]].

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	One of the earliest examples of [[Renaissance]] architecture in [[Venice]], this church was built for the residents of a nearby hospice by the doge buried inside, [[Cristoforo Moro]].		One of the earliest examples of [[Renaissance]] architecture in [[Venice]], this [[San Giobbe\|church]] was built for the residents of a nearby hospice by the doge buried inside, [[Cristoforo Moro]].

	Cristoforo presided over Venice's war with the [[Ottoman Empire\|Turks]], until his death in 1471. He had one son, [[Dante Moro]], who he disowned after Dante lost his position as Captain of the Venetian City Guard in 1468.		Cristoforo presided over Venice's {{Wiki\|Ottoman–Venetian War (1463–1479)\|war}} with the [[Ottoman Empire\|Turks]], until his death in 1471. He had one son, [[Dante Moro]], who he disowned after Dante lost his position as Captain of the Venetian City Guard in 1468.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:San Giobbe}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:San Giobbe}}
	[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 22:54, 14 September 2016

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	One of the earliest examples of [[Renaissance]] architecture in [[Venice]], this church was built for the residents of a nearby hospice by the doge buried inside, [[Cristoforo Moro]].		One of the earliest examples of [[Renaissance]] architecture in [[Venice]], this church was built for the residents of a nearby hospice by the doge buried inside, [[Cristoforo Moro]].

	Cristoforo presided over Venice's war with the Turks, until his death in 1471. He had one son, [[Dante Moro]], who he disowned after Dante lost his position as Captain of the Venetian City Guard in 1468.		Cristoforo presided over Venice's war with the [[Ottoman Empire\|Turks]], until his death in 1471. He had one son, [[Dante Moro]], who he disowned after Dante lost his position as Captain of the Venetian City Guard in 1468.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:San Giobbe}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:San Giobbe}}
	[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]

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One of the earliest examples of [[Renaissance]] architecture in [[Venice]], this church was built for the residents of a nearby hospice by the doge buried inside, [[Cristoforo Moro]].

Cristoforo presided over Venice's war with the Turks, until his death in 1471. He had one son, [[Dante Moro]], who he disowned after Dante lost his position as Captain of the Venetian City Guard in 1468.
{{DEFAULTSORT:San Giobbe}}
[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]
[[Category:Database: Locations]]

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	[[File:San giobbe.jpg\|right\|250px]]		[[File:San giobbe.jpg\|right\|250px]]
	One of the earliest examples of [[Renaissance]] architecture in [[Venice]], ~~this~~ [[San Giobbe\|church]] was built for the residents of a nearby hospice by the doge buried inside, [[Cristoforo Moro]].		One of the earliest examples of [[Renaissance]] architecture in [[Venice]], [[Chiesa di San Giobbe\|this]] [[church]] was built for the residents of a nearby hospice by the doge buried inside, [[Cristoforo Moro]].

	Cristoforo presided over Venice's {{Wiki\|Ottoman–Venetian War (1463–1479)\|war}} with the [[Ottoman Empire\|Turks]], until his death in 1471. He had one son, [[Dante Moro]], who he disowned after Dante lost his position as Captain of the Venetian City Guard in 1468.		Cristoforo presided over Venice's {{Wiki\|Ottoman–Venetian War (1463–1479)\|war}} with the [[Ottoman Empire\|Turks]], until his death in 1471. He had one son, [[Dante Moro]], who he disowned after Dante lost his position as Captain of the Venetian City Guard in 1468.