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	Johann Joachim Winckelmann - LoveToKnow 1911
		Winckelmann's study of ancient literature had inspired him with a desire to visit Rome, and he became librarian to Cardinal Passionei in 1754.
		Augustus III., elector of Saxony and king of Poland, granted him a pension of 200 thalers, that he might prosecute his studies in Rome.
		After their deaths he was received as librarian and as a friend into the house of Cardinal Albani, who was forming his magnificent collection at Porta Salara.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Johann_Joachim_Winckelmann (1058 words)

	Roman Catholic Church
		Cardinals obliged to leave the conclave by ill-health, on sworn certificates of the two physicians who are shut up with them in conclave, may return to it, if able to do so, before the election is made.
		Together with the cardinals there are shut up in the conclave two attendants, called "conclavisti," for each cardinal, or three for such of them as are ill or infirm; one sacristan, two masters of the ceremonies, one confessor, two physicians, one surgeon, one carpenter, two barbers and ten porters.
		Cardinal Passionei, the scrutator who had to declare the votes, and a member of the opposite faction, became, we are told, as pale as death when he announced with trembling voice the thirty-third vote.
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	St. Robert Francis Romulus Bellarmine
		In 1588 Bellarmine was made Spiritual Father to the Roman College, but in 1590 he went with Cardinal Gaetano as theologian to the embassy Sixtus V was then sending into France to protect the interests of the Church amidst the troubles of the civil wars.
		He was now appointed, along with the Dominican Cardinal d'Ascoli, an assessor to Cardinal Madruzzi, the President of the Congregation de Auxiliis, which had been instituted shortly before to settle the controversy which had recently arisen between the Thomists and the Molinists concerning the nature of the concord between efficacious grace and human liberty.
		This is sometimes spoken of as the cardinal's disgrace, but Clement consecrated him with his own hands--an honour which the popes usually accord as a mark of special regard.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/b/bellarmine,saint_robert_francis_romulus.html (1838 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Domenico Passionei
		A cardinal, theologian, born at Fossombrone, 2 Dec., 1682; died 5 July, 1761.
		College at Rome, later he joined the household of his brother Guido, afterwards secretary of the Sacred College, devoting himself to higher studies at the Sapienza.
		Passionei (The Hague, 1763); letters in Ouvrages posthumes de Mabillon (Paris, 1724); Nova acta histonico-ecclesiastica, IX (Weimar, 1769).
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/11521c.htm (320 words)

	Memoirs of Casanova — Volume 18: Return to Naples eBook
		Cardinal Passionei received me in a large hall where he was writing.
		The only cardinal fit to be pope was Tamburini; but it can’t be helped now.
		He told me that the cardinal had said mass three days before, and that if he had not asked for a confessor it was doubtless because he had nothing to confess.
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	Notre Dame Archives Index PRF008
		Another custom of the Urban College is that every graduate student (alumno), wherever he may be in the pursuit of his ministry, is bound to write every year a letter to the cardinal prefect, to let him know how the writer's work is progressing and how he fares himself.
		The cardinal answers immediately, in a letter of paternal encouragement and counsel.
		By this means there is maintained a bond of affection and of mutual goodwill between the "great mother " -- as the "Propagandists", or the alumni of Propaganda, designate the congregation -- and her most distant sons.
	archives.nd.edu /findaids/ead/index/PRF008.htm (712 words)

	The Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church - Biographical Dictionary - Consistory of March 3, 1599
		Lieutenant of the auditor of the Apostolic Chamber in the pontificate of Pope Sixtus V (1585-1590).
		Consecrated, September 8, 1599, at the church of Santa Maria degli Angeli, Rome, by Pope Clement VIII assisted by Cardinal Alfonso Gesualdo, archbishop of Naples and bishop of Ostia e Velletri, by Cardinal Cinzio Aldobrandini, by Cardinal Camillo Borghese, and by Cardinal Bonifacio Bevilacqua.
		Cardinal Bellarmino was one of the theologians named to what became known as the Congregatio de Auxiliis but he did not participate in its proceedings during the first years because he had been named archbishop of Capua and he left for his see a week after having received the episcopal consecration.
	www.fiu.edu /~mirandas/bios1599.htm (8691 words)

	Biography – Pope Benedict XIV – The Papal Library
		After the death and funeral of Clement XII, the cardinals, to the number of thirty-two, entered into conclave with the intention of giving the tiara to Cardinal Ottoboni, dean of the Sacred College; but an opposition was raised on account of the cardinal being protector of France.
		Cardinal de Tournon had proscribed them in his pastoral of the 23rd of June, 1704, but it had met with much opposition.
		The cardinal lost in that archdeacon a noble ornament of the Church, and a man very serviceable to the poor; and he solicited Benedict to decree that thenceforth no priest, without the knowledge and consent of his ordinary, could enter the regular orders.
	www.saint-mike.org /Library/Papal_Library/BenedictXIV/Biography.html (7600 words)

	Italy: Angelica - 02 \| St Augustine of Hippo \| Order of St Augustine
		In 1704 the great library of Enrico Noris O.S.A. (1631-1704), who was made a cardinal of the Church in 1695, was turned over to the Biblioteca Angelica.
		In 1762 the extensive library of Cardinal Domenico Passionei was acquired by the Augustinian who was Prior General for a record thirty-two years between 1753 and 1785, the Peruvian Francisco X. Vazquez O.S.A. This doubled the Library in both size and value.
		Passionei, in his travels as an ambassador for the Pope, had searched for and acquired many books on Protestant theology in the predominantly Protestant sections of Europe.
	www.augnet.org /default.asp?ipageid=893&iparentid=892 (656 words)

	Volume 4C: Return To Naples Page 1
		Cardinal Passionei received me in a large hall where he was writing.
		Next day I went to see Cardinal Passionei, who told me I was quite right to come early, as he wanted to learn all about my escape from The Leads, of which he had heard some wonderful tales told.
		Next morning the eccentric cardinal returned me my Pandects, and I immediately returned his funeral oration, with a letter in which I pronounced it a masterpiece of composition, though I laid barely glanced over it in reality.
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	Zenit News Agency - The World Seen From Rome
		It was written at the request of Cardinal Francesco de' Medici in 1688 to celebrate the Florentine saint who had been canonized in 1666.
		Cardinal Passionei, prefect of the Vatican Library, poses in his study, engulfed by his red robes and surrounded by his beloved books.
		As the papacy opened the Pio-Clementine Museums in the Vatican and enriched the Capitoline collections with hundreds of new statues, they were opening a dialogue with the budding disciplines of archaeology, art history and classical studies.
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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: St. Robert Bellarmine
		College, but in 1590 he went with Cardinal Gaetano as theologian to the embassy Sixtus V was then sending into France to protect the interests of the Church amidst the troubles of the civil wars.
		"We have said", wrote Benedict XIV to Cardinal de Tencin, "in confidence to the General of the Jesuits that the delay of the
		Cause has come not from the petty matters laid to his charge by Cardinal Passionei, but from the sad circumstances of the times" (Études Religieuses, 15 April, 1896).
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/02411d.htm (2152 words)

	Amazon.com: "Cardinal Passionei": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Beginning as librarian-companion to Cardinal Albani, he became first Librarian and finally Controller of Antiquities in the Vatican.
		.Storiche del Cardinale di Toumon " (Venice 1761-2), prepared, as is commonly alleged, by that determined opponent of the Jesuits,,Cardinal Passionei ; and in the Lazarist " Memoirs of the Congregation of the Mission" (vol.
		His own exquisite Greek script caught the attention of the Papal envoy, Cardinal Passionei, who made him his librarian and encouraged his passion to go to Rome.
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	Volume 4C: Return To Naples Page 1
		Besides I had known His Holiness when he was Bishop of Padua; but I had preferred to claim the honor of being introduced by a cardinal.
		The Abbe Winckelmann came in the afternoon and informed me that I was fortunate enough to be high in favour with his cardinal, and that the book I had sent him was very valuable; it was a rare work, and in much better condition than the Vatican copy.
		Next morning the eccentric cardinal returned me my Pandects, and I immediately returned his funeral oration, with a letter in which I pronounced it a masterpiece of composition, though I laid barely glanced over it in reality.
	www.web-books.com /Classics/Nonfiction/Biography/Casanova/CasanovaC17P1.htm (3359 words)

	BELLARMINE, SAINT ROBERT FRANCIS ROMULUS
		In 1597 Clement VIII recalled him to Rome and made him his own theologian and likewise Examiner of Bishops and Consultor of the Holy Office.
		This is sometimes spoken of as the cardinal's disgrace, but Clement consecrated him with his own hands - an honour which the popes usually accord as a mark of special regard.
		"We have said", wrote Benedict XIV to Cardinal de Tencin, "in confidence to the General of the Jesuits that the delay of the Cause has come not from the petty matters laid to his charge by Cardinal Passionei, but from the sad circumstances of the times" (Etudes Religieuses, 15 April, 1896).
	privatewww.essex.ac.uk /~alan030/GL/bellarmine.html (1856 words)

	Schulers Books (THE RENAISSANCE - 21/26)
		Cardinal Passionei, charmed with Winckelmann's beautiful Greek writing, was ready to play the part of Maecenas, on condition that the necessary change should be made.
		So comes the truth of Goethe's judgments on his works; they are a life, a living thing, designed for those who are alive--ein Lebendiges fuer die Lebendigen geschrieben, ein Leben selbst.
		In 1785 Cardinal Albani, who possessed in his Roman villa a precious collection of antiquities, became Winckelmann's patron.
	www.schulers.com /books/wa/r/THE_RENAISSANCE/THE_RENAISSANCE21.htm (2062 words)

	Johann Joachim Winckelmann - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Augustus III, king of Poland and elector of Saxony, granted him a pension of 200 thalers, so that he might continue his studies in Rome.
		His first task in Rome was to describe the statues in the Cortile del Belvedere - the Apollo Belvedere, the Laocoön, the so-called Antinous, and the Belvedere Torso - which represented him the "utmost perfection of ancient sculpture." He became librarian to Cardinal Archinto, and received much kindness from Cardinal Passionei.
		After their deaths, Winckelmann was received as librarian and as a friend into the house of Cardinal Albani, who was forming his magnificent collection of antiquities at Porta Salara, and became his patron.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Johann_Joachim_Winckelmann (2272 words)

	Pope Benedict XIV - meaning of word
		He was also responsible, along with Cardinal Passionei, for beginning the catalogue of the Vatican Library.
		Interestingly, none of these extlinks back up the claim that Passionei played a significant role in cataloguing the Vatican Library.
		I find these cardinals utterly boring and don't have the energy to do him now.
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		In the evening I took the Mengs family for a drive in my landau, and we then went to the theatre, where the castrato who played the prima donna was a great attraction.
		He was the favourite pathic of Cardinal Borghese, and supped every evening with his eminence.
		I got a letter of introduction from Cardinal Albani for Onorati, the nuncio at Florence, and another letter from M. Mengs to Sir Mann, whom he begged to receive me in his house.
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	Amazon.com: "Cardinal Acquaviva": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		See all pages with references to Cardinal Acquaviva.
		I go to Rome in delightful company and there enter the service o f Cardinal Acquaviva.
		The evening after I was established in the suite of Cardinal Acquaviva, to whom I had been recommended by the Bishop of Naples, I called again upon Lucrezia.
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	Angelo Maria Quirini - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1730, he became the head librarian of the Vatican Library.
		In these years, he also became a member of the Academies of Sciences of Berlin, Vienna, and Russia.
		Ultimately, these differences aggravated and led to his being sent back to his diocese in Brescia, where he died a few years later.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Angelo_Maria_Quirini (329 words)

	Hotel Giotto - 3 Star Hotel - Aurelio - Rome
		Then take Via Calisto II and ahead on Via Cardinal Passionei, where Hotel Giotto is located at number 35.
		Enter via Aurelia, turn left on Circonvallazione Cornelia and continue straight ahead through piazza Pio IX and Largo Enrico Enriquez.
		Turn right on Via Sisto IV and then left on via Cardinal Passionei, where Hotel Giotto is located at number 35.
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	J.J. Winkelmann
		He was named librarian to Domenico Cardinal Passionei, who was impressed by Winckelmann's beautiful Greek writing.
		There he met the painter Anton Raphael Mengs (1728-1779), and Alessandro Cardinal Albani, a collector of antiquities, who became his patron.
		Mengs became the channel through which Winkelmann's ideas were realized in art and spread around Europe.
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	Giotto
		Via Cardinal Passionei, 35, Roma 00192, Roma, Italia (Montrer plan)
		Giotto hotel is located in a residential area in close proximity of the Vatican and Parc de la Pineta Sacchetti.
		Giotto - Via Cardinal Passionei, 35 - Roma - 00192 - Roma - Italia - España (Montrer plan)
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	Hotel Giotto, Roma hotel
		Via Cardinal Passionei, 35, 00167 Roma (Aurelio) Italy - [Show on map]
		Turn right on via Sisto IV and then left on via Cardinal Passionei.
		From Ciampino airport, take the bus to the Anagnina stop, continue by underground and get off at Cornelia.
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	Johann Joachim Winckelmann (1717-1768)
		In due course he entered the service of Cardinal Passionei in Dresden, a noted art collector.
		He settled into the Villa Albani on the outskirts of Rome, cataloguing the collection of antiquities of Cardinal Albani, chief librarian to the Vatican.
		He wrote a series of famous Reflections on Greek art and culture, blending principles of political freedom and education with aesthetic theory, both founded on erotic friendship: it was essentially a celebration of the gymnasia, when Sparta youths exercised naked, and the cultivation of male beauty, Socrates, and liberty.
	www.infopt.demon.co.uk /winckelm.htm (1983 words)

	Hotel Giotto - Rome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		This is one of the best offer you can get.
		ZIP: 167 ADRESS: Via Cardinal Passionei 35 CITY ZONE: Aurelio e Monteverde
		The three star hotel Giotto has been completely renovated and is located in a very quite residential area in close proximity of the Vatican and the Parc de la Pineta Sacchetti.
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	Rome, Italy Hotel Information, Rate Comparison: Direct Prices, Discounters, Consolidators (ROM/6-7 km)
		even cardinal angelo giuseppe roncalli stayed here before the opening of the conclave, during which he became pope john xxiii.
		GIOTTO @ VIA CARDINAL PASSIONEI 35, ROME 00167 the giotto is a superior tourist class hotel located just five miles from downtown rome.
		Giotto @ VIA CARDINAL PASSIONEI 35, ROME 00167 89 rooms.
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	Romance Books - Memoirs of Casanova Volume 4c Return to Naples (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		THE RARE UNABRIDGED LONDON EDITION OF 1894 TRANSLATED BY ARTHUR MACHEN TO WHICH HAS BEEN ADDED THE CHAPTERS DISCOVERED BY ARTHUR SYMONS.
		I hope the reader will pardon this digression, which is not without interest.
		Next day I went to see Cardinal Passionei, who told me I was quite right to come early, as he wanted to learn all about my escape from The Leads, of which he had heard some wonderful tales told.
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