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by the bishop's mother shortly after the latter's death. In it, the woman asks the sovereign to settle the pending money and makes no mention of how her son died. If he had fallen victim to a conspiracy, or in any case if he had died violently, her mother certainly would not have omitted this detail
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Trieste nobility was politically divided into various factions, mainly divided in the pro-Venetian and the pro-Habsburg. Rapicio understood that the division was to the detriment of the citizens' interests, so he did his utmost to broker peace. When he believed he had reached an
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its content and died. A recent hypothesis claims that it was not a mistake at all, but a premeditated elimination of the only person who could have organized the city nobility against
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Documenti raccolti e pubblicati in occasione di collocazione di Custi enei sulla facciata del duomo di
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After a few decades, his family retired in Istria, which could confirm the hypothesis that the young
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in 12 chapters. He was confirmed Bishop of
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and other minor poems, always in Latin, have come down to us. The Civic
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