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, Francesco de’ Ficoroni (* 1664 in Lugnano; † 25. Januar 1747 in Rom) war einer der bekanntesten italienischer Antiquare der ersten Hälfte des 18. Jahrhunderts.
, Francesco de' Ficoroni (Labico, 1664 – Roma, 25 gennaio 1747) è stato un antiquario, archeologo, collezionista ed erudito italiano il cui nome resta legato soprattutto alla raccolta di cui faceva parte la famosa «Cista Ficoroni».
, Francesco de Ficoroni, né en 1664 à Labico … Francesco de Ficoroni, né en 1664 à Labico et décédé le 25 janvier 1747 à Rome, est un archéologue, antiquaire et collectionneur d'art-érudit italien, découvreur de la ciste italo-étrusque qui porte maintenant son nom : la Cista Ficoroni (conservé à la villa Giulia de Rome).roni (conservé à la villa Giulia de Rome).
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, Francesco de’ Ficoroni (* 1664 in Lugnano; † 25. Januar 1747 in Rom) war einer der bekanntesten italienischer Antiquare der ersten Hälfte des 18. Jahrhunderts.
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, Francesco de' Ficoroni (Labico, 1664 – Roma, 25 gennaio 1747) è stato un antiquario, archeologo, collezionista ed erudito italiano il cui nome resta legato soprattutto alla raccolta di cui faceva parte la famosa «Cista Ficoroni».
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