Discourses on Livy · Character
Antonio Giacomini
Florentine military commander who failed to capture Pisa.
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Also known as Antonio
First appearance: i
Antonio Giacomini shows up with force in LIII. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Florentine commander who, after promising to take Pisa, failed and fell into discredit with the people despite past services.
Antonio Giacomini first appears in 0004 i.
In LIII: Florentine commander who, after promising to take Pisa, failed and fell into discredit with the people despite past services.
Later, in LIV: Not directly mentioned; however, the Soderini family is referenced, and Messer Francesco Soderini is the key figure.
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