In that year the regime was overthrown not by a signore but by factions within the ruling class, which in turn provoked the remarkable proletarian Revolt of the Ciompi.
Signoria, (Italian: "lordship"), in the medieval and Renaissance Italian city-states, a government run by a signore (lord, or despot) that replaced republican institutions either by force or by agreement.
By Anthony Lane The "Signore & Signore" season, running at BAM through July 29, is a song of praise to Italian actresses — not just the international bombshells (Sophia Loren, Claudia Cardinale, and Gina Lollobrigida) but also less explosive beauties, such as Alida Valli and Lucia Bosè.
| "Signore & Signore: Leading Ladies of Italian Cinema".
The "Signore & Signore" season, running at BAM through July 29, is a song of praise to Italian actresses — not just the international bombshells (Sophia Loren, Claudia Cardinale, and Gina Lollobrigida) but also less explosive beauties, such as Alida Valli and Lucia Bosè.
This trend is same as that obtained by Voit and Signore resulting from the effect of experimental imprecision [ 28].
You feel like the tourist who on entering the Uffizi Gallery, in Florence, was greeted by a guide with the minatory remark "Remember, Signore, that here it is not the pictures that are on trial".
I can't say the same for the sneering jerks in my Italian class, who tormented poor Signore Ferrazzi on a daily basis by answering his questions with, "Whut?
First, Giovanni I Bentivoglio, declared signore ("lord") in 1401, was defeated in 1402 by the Visconti of Milan, who were expanding their territory.
| Through July 29: "Signore & Signore: Leading Ladies of Italian Cinema".
