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Andrea Mateo d'Acquaviva (1456-1528) fou un literat i il·lustre protector de les ciències. Duc d'Atri i príncep de Teramo, en el Regne de Nàpols. Combatí a Òtranto contra els turcs al costat del seu germà Belisari Acquaviva, i després prengué el partit de Carles VIII de França i fou enviat com a lloctinent general contra els venecians en la guerra contra el Regne de França i Espanya. Fet presoner pel Gran Capitán en l'última de les dues batalles en què es trobà, va romandre tres anys presoner. Recobrada la llibertat en virtut del tractat de Segòvia, mitjançant un crescut rescat, preferí el repòs de les ciències al tumult de les armes. Compongué una Enciclopèdia, uns Comentaris sobre la "Moralia" de Plutarc, fundà una magnífica impremta en el seu palau i publicà al seu càrrec les obres de J Andrea Matteo III Acquaviva d'Aragona (Atri, gennaio 1458 – Conversano, 29 gennaio 1529) è stato un condottiero, gran siniscalco e letterato italiano. Fu 8º duca di Atri e il 2° di Teramo, marchese di Bitonto, conte di Caserta, Conversano e San Flaviano e signore di Bellante, Canzano, Controguerra, Corropoli, Eboli, Forcella, Montepagano, Montone, Mosciano Sant'Angelo, Notaresco, Torano Nuovo, Tortoreto, Ripatransone e Sternatia. Андреа Маттео Аквавива, 8-й герцог Атри, герцог Терамо, 15-й граф Конверсано (итал. Andrea Matteo III Acquaviva d'Aragona; 1456 года, Атри — 29 января 1529 года, Конверсано) — итальянский аристократ, потомок одной из древнейших неаполитанских семей, старший сын знаменитого полководца (Giulio Antonio Acquaviva). Andrea Mateo de Acquaviva (1456-1528) fue un literato e ilustre protector de las ciencias. Duque de Atri y príncipe de Teramo, en el reino de Nápoles. Combatió en Otranto contra los turcos junto a su hermano Belisario Acquaviva, y luego tomó el partido de Carlos VIII de Francia y fue enviado como lugarteniente general contra los venecianos en la guerra contra el Reino de Francia y España. Hecho prisionero por el Gran Capitán en la última de las dos batallas en las que luchó, permaneció tres años prisionero. Recobrada la libertad en virtud del , mediante un crecido rescate, prefirió el reposo de las ciencias al tumulto de las armas. Compuso una Enciclopedia, unos Comentarios sobre la "Moralia" de Plutarco, fundó una magnífica imprenta en su palacio y publicó a su cargo las obras de Jacopo S Andrea Matteo Acquaviva, 8th Duke of Atri (1458–1529) was an Italian nobleman and condottiero from the Kingdom of Naples. Born in Conversano, Puglia, he was the second son of Duke Giulio Antonio Acquaviva and his wife Caterina Orsini del Balzo. She was a first cousin of Queen Isabella, the wife of King Ferrante of Naples.
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Андреа Маттео Аквавива, 8-й герцог Атри, герцог Терамо, 15-й граф Конверсано (итал. Andrea Matteo III Acquaviva d'Aragona; 1456 года, Атри — 29 января 1529 года, Конверсано) — итальянский аристократ, потомок одной из древнейших неаполитанских семей, старший сын знаменитого полководца (Giulio Antonio Acquaviva). Andrea Mateo d'Acquaviva (1456-1528) fou un literat i il·lustre protector de les ciències. Duc d'Atri i príncep de Teramo, en el Regne de Nàpols. Combatí a Òtranto contra els turcs al costat del seu germà Belisari Acquaviva, i després prengué el partit de Carles VIII de França i fou enviat com a lloctinent general contra els venecians en la guerra contra el Regne de França i Espanya. Fet presoner pel Gran Capitán en l'última de les dues batalles en què es trobà, va romandre tres anys presoner. Recobrada la llibertat en virtut del tractat de Segòvia, mitjançant un crescut rescat, preferí el repòs de les ciències al tumult de les armes. Compongué una Enciclopèdia, uns Comentaris sobre la "Moralia" de Plutarc, fundà una magnífica impremta en el seu palau i publicà al seu càrrec les obres de Jacopo Sannazzaro i altres importants treballs Andrea Matteo III Acquaviva d'Aragona (Atri, gennaio 1458 – Conversano, 29 gennaio 1529) è stato un condottiero, gran siniscalco e letterato italiano. Fu 8º duca di Atri e il 2° di Teramo, marchese di Bitonto, conte di Caserta, Conversano e San Flaviano e signore di Bellante, Canzano, Controguerra, Corropoli, Eboli, Forcella, Montepagano, Montone, Mosciano Sant'Angelo, Notaresco, Torano Nuovo, Tortoreto, Ripatransone e Sternatia. Andrea Matteo Acquaviva, 8th Duke of Atri (1458–1529) was an Italian nobleman and condottiero from the Kingdom of Naples. Born in Conversano, Puglia, he was the second son of Duke Giulio Antonio Acquaviva and his wife Caterina Orsini del Balzo. She was a first cousin of Queen Isabella, the wife of King Ferrante of Naples. He and his brothers were educated in Naples by the humanist scholar Giovanni Pontano. In 1464 he became Marquis of Bitonto. In September 1477, Andrea Matteo married Isabella Piccolomini of Aragon, the daughter of King Ferrante's natural daughter, Maria of Aragon. Maria's husband, Antonio Todeschini Piccolomini, Duke of Amalfi, was a nephew of Pope Pius II and brother of Pope Pius III. In 1478, he purchased from the royal state property the fief of Sternatia in Terra di Otranto. He was prepared by his father for the life of arms, fighting with him in Tuscany (1478) and then in Otranto against the Turks in 1481. His elder brother Giovanni Antonio died in Pisa in 1479. Upon the death of his father in Otranto, Andrea Matteo, as the elder surviving son, inherited the title of Duke of Atri and Count of S. Flaviano, which made him feudal lord of much of Abruzzo. He also received the maternal fiefdoms with the title of Count of Conversano. In 1482, during the War of Ferrara, he fought for Ferdinand I of Naples on behalf of the king's son-in-law, Ercole I d'Este, Duke of Ferrara against Pope Sixtus IV and his Venetian allies. In 1485, he joined the Conspiracy of the Barons, perhaps because the Aragonese did not want to return Teramo to Acquaviva. Eventually defeated, he was one of the few barons spared, due to the intervention of his father-in-law, Antonio Piccolomini, who happened to be the King's son-in-law. Andrea Matteo distinguished himself as a partisan of the French. He was made prisoner by Consalvo of Cordova and carried into Spain; but his confinement was not long; and on his return to Naples he became a patron of letters. He was kept away from political life, due to suspicious of his past as an advocate of the French cause. In 1510, Andrea Matteo and other barons assemble in Naples Cathedral to protest the introduction of the Spanish Inquisition into the territory. The following year, he returns the collar of the French Order of Saint Michael. He died in Puglia in 1529. To literary men he was indeed a benefactor—hence the encomia which have been lavished upon him, and which, more than any merit of his own, obtained him distinction. Yet he wrote one book at least, a commentary on the Latin translation of Plutarch's Moralia. A member of the Accademia Pontaniana, he was one of the most important humanist princes in southern Italy. Andrea Mateo de Acquaviva (1456-1528) fue un literato e ilustre protector de las ciencias. Duque de Atri y príncipe de Teramo, en el reino de Nápoles. Combatió en Otranto contra los turcos junto a su hermano Belisario Acquaviva, y luego tomó el partido de Carlos VIII de Francia y fue enviado como lugarteniente general contra los venecianos en la guerra contra el Reino de Francia y España. Hecho prisionero por el Gran Capitán en la última de las dos batallas en las que luchó, permaneció tres años prisionero. Recobrada la libertad en virtud del , mediante un crecido rescate, prefirió el reposo de las ciencias al tumulto de las armas. Compuso una Enciclopedia, unos Comentarios sobre la "Moralia" de Plutarco, fundó una magnífica imprenta en su palacio y publicó a su cargo las obras de Jacopo Sannazzaro y otros importantes trabajos.
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