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	Cola di Rienzi - LoveToKnow 1911
		Rienzi's power, however, was recognized in Naples, whence both Queen Joanna and her bitter foe, King Louis of Hungary, appealed to him for protection and aid, and on the 15th of August he was crowned tribune with great pomp, wreaths of flowers being placed on his head.
		Rienzi attempted to address them, but the building in which he stood was fired, and while trying to escape in disguise he was murdered by the mob.
		Rienzi's life and fate have formed the subject of a famous novel by Bulwer Lytton, of an opera by Wagner and of a tragedy by Julius Mosen.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Cola_di_Rienzi (1181 words)

	Cola di Rienzi
		Cola then by his public discourses and private conversations prepared the people; a conspiracy was formed, and on 19 May, 1347, he summoned the populace to assemble the following day in the Campidoglio.
		Cola attempted to flee, but was recognized and slain, and his corpse dragged through the streets of the city.
		Cola represented, one might say, the death agony of the Guelph (papal-national-democratic) idea and the rise of the classical (imperial and æsthetic) idea of the Renaissance.
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		Rienzi became a notary and in 1343 was sent on a public mission to Avignon.
		Rienzi's extravagance led him to decree that all Italians were free and citizens of Rome and that only they had the authority to choose an emperor.
		Rienzi was acclaimed and restored to power, but again he succumbed to the fatal weakness of failing to recognize the limits of his power.
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	Rienzi, Cola di - MSN Encarta
		Cola di Rienzi The Roman popular leader Cola di Rienzi (1313-1354) was tribune of Rome during a period of the Avignonese papacy
		Cola di Rienzi (i.e., NICOLA, son of Lorenzo) A popular tribune and extraordinary historical figure.
		Rienzi was influenced by his study of ancient history, which led him to attempt to reestablish Rome as a great democracy.
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	Cola di Rienzi
		Rienzi's embarrassing poverty was relieved by employment as the Pope's notary in Rome, and the salary was large enough -- five gold Florins a day -- that he could write and speechify at his leisure.
		Rienzi ruled by decree, and many of his laws were liberal and actually passed power back to the people, but his inexperience quickly became obvious.
		Rienzi was received again in Rome in 1354 as a redeemer -- the mob turned out and proclaimed that his laws and decrees were reinstated.
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	cola - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Kola, also cola, common name for a genus of about 125 species of evergreen trees (trees that retain foliage throughout the year) native to tropical...
		Rienzi, Cola di (1313-1354), Italian patriot, called the last of the Romans, born in Rome.
		Rienzi was influenced by his study of ancient history,...
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	Cola di Rienzo
		He returned to Rome as a student at the age of 20, and in 1343 he was sent by the city's government to Pope Clement VI in Avignon to plead the case of the Roman popular party, which had just gained ascendancy.
		After declaring reforms of the tax, judicial, and political structure of Rome, Cola conceived the grandiose idea of reestablishing Rome as the capital of a "sacred Italy," an Italian brotherhood whose mission would be to spread peace and justice to the world.
		In 1350 Cola went to Prague, where he attempted to enlist the aid of Emperor Charles IV with mystical prophecies.
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	The University Of The West Indies, St. Augustine, Trinidad & Tobago (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cola Di Rienzo (1313-1354) was an Italian patriot and activist and close friend of one of the originators of the Italian Renaissance, the poet and publicist Petrarch (1304-1374).
		Rienzi was particularly adamant that the system should not be introduced and this apparently was the advice which Andrews relayed to the Mahatma.
		Rienzi was now eagerly summoned to the North to assist in the formation of the All Trinidad Transport and General Workers Trade Union (8th June 1938), the Railway Workers Trade Union (25th July 1938), the Civil Service Association (25th March 1939).
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		The cardinal made him senator, and Rienzi entered Rome in triumph, but his violent and arbitrary rule soon resulted in a popular uprising and in his murder.
		Encyclopedia of World Biography Cola di Rienzi The Roman popular leader Cola di Rienzi (1313-1354) was tribune of Rome during a period of...
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	Cola di Rienzo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cola's power, however, was recognized in the Kingdom of Naples, whence both Joan I of Naples and her bitter foe, Louis I of Hungary, appealed to him for protection and aid, and on August 15 he was crowned tribune with great pomp, wreaths of flowers being placed on his head.
		Cola di Rienzo obtained aid from Louis of Hungary and others, and November 20 his forces defeated the nobles in a battle just outside the Porta Tiburtina, a battle in which the tribune himself took no part, but in which his most distinguished foe, Stefano Colonna, was killed.
		Cola di Rienzo's life and fate have formed the subject of a famous novel by Edward Bulwer-Lytton, 1st Baron Lytton, the opera Rienzi by Richard Wagner and of a tragedy by Julius Mosen.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cola_di_Rienzi (1436 words)

	Cola, Plague, Other Opportunities
		Rienziís younger brother was killed in a dust-up between the Orsini and the Colonna.
		Rienzi, who had been a client of the Colonna, asked for and was promised revenge by the Count, but the count reneged when he discovered that Rienziís younger brother was killed by Colonnaís own lieutenant.
		Cola di Rienzi was busy agitating the lower class (the Roman mob redux), and the existing power structure -- the nobility -- was leaving town, both because of Rienzi and because the reduced rural population (those famines) required their presence on rural estates.
	www.mmdtkw.org /ALRItkwRom303_10RienPlague.html (1719 words)

	Rienzi: Synopsis
		Rienzi enters imperiously, squelching the uprising by his very appearance, and declares his intent to unite Rome and lead it to grandeur.
		Rienzi insists that under his leadership the Romans can become truly noble and free, but Adriano fears he is leading the Roman people to ruin.
		Rienzi insists that he is not concerned with his own glory, but rather, that he will free Rome and uphold the law.
	opera.stanford.edu /Wagner/Rienzi/synopsis.html (1275 words)

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		At the name of Rienzi the glow of excitement vanished from his cheek; he started back, muttered to himself, and for a moment seemed, even in the midst of that stirring commotion, to be lost in a moody and distant revery.
		Though Adrian was but a boy at the time in which, first presented to the reader, he witnessed the emotions of Rienzi at the death of his brother, his kind heart had been penetrated with sympathy for Cola's affliction, and shame for the apathy of his kinsmen at the result of their own feuds.
		Rienzi listened in silence; but the deadly paleness of his countenance, and the writhing of the nether lip, testified the emotions to which he gave no audible vent.
	courses.ed.asu.edu /gonzalez/APHB/ETexts/Lytton.EB/Rienzi.txt (15563 words)

	HowStuffWorks "Cola di Rienzi"
		Rienzi, called “the last of the Romans,” believed it was his destiny to restore the ancient grandeur of Rome and make it the capital of a united Italy.
		Rienzi was the son of a Roman tavern keeper, and hated the dissolute nobles who ran the city and oppressed the people.
		Rienzi assumed the title tribune (defender of the people), but his love of pomp caused the people to turn against him.
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	Cola: Free Encyclopedia Articles at Questia.com Online Library
		Cola nuts are chewed by the local populations and are exported for commercial use in soft drinks and medicines.
		Apocalypse in Rome Cola di Rienzo and the Politics of the New...Musto, Ronald G. Apocalypse in Rome : Cola di Rienzo and the politics of the New...
		COLA or kola, tropical tree (genus Cola) of the family Sterculiaceae (sterculia family), native...obtained caffeine, an alkaloid that functions as a stimulant.
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	October 8th
		Nicolo Gabrini, commonly called Nicole, or Cola di Rienzi, from an abbreviation of his father's name of Lorenzo, was the son of an innkeeper and washerwoman of Rome, who, however, conscious of the natural abilities of their son, bestowed on him a good education, which the young man improved to the best advantage.
		After a night spent in devotional exercises, Rienzi, accompanied by his band of a hundred followers, issued from the church, and marched in a solemn procession to the Capitol, from the balcony of which he harangued the people, and received, in their acclamations, a ratification of his assumption of supreme power.
		Yet the advice and arbitration of Rienzi were sought by more than one European sovereign, and, as in the case of Cromwell, the aptitude with which he conformed himself to the dignity and general requirements of his high station, formed the theme of universal wonder and applause.
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		Cola's régimes were part of a series of fruitless attempts to assert the interests of the Roman citizens against the nobility and the absentee papal government; his ideas, on the other hand, were unique and of lasting interest.
		For Cola, antiquity provided political but not aesthetic models; his letters are full-blown examples of medieval rhetoric and the ceremonies at which his programme was unveiled were indelibly medieval.
		Lord Lytton's novel Rienzi (1842) was the basis for the libretto of Wagner's first successful opera; Cola has also been the subject of a play by Engels and a short life by Gabriele d'Annunzio.
	gallery.euroweb.hu /database/glossary/illustri/cola.html (237 words)

	Rienzi Cola di - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Cola, also kola, common name for 125 species of tropical trees of the same family as the cacao, especially a species originally native to Africa and...
		Di Jun, in Chinese mythology, the lord of heaven and the father of the ten suns that originally shone in the sky.
		Di Jun, his wife Xi He, and their...
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		Il Codacons annuncia di aver presentato una denuncia alla Guardia di Finanza per "violazione della legge sul divieto del fumo" contro il ministro degli Esteri Gianfranco "Skywalker" Fini e il ministro delle Riforme Roberto "Obi Wan" Calderoli.
		I ribelli sarebbero rei di aver iniziato a ignorare il divieto di fumo, accendendo le amate sigarette persino all'interno di Palazzo Chigi.
		Carlo Rienzi, Presidente Codacons, sottolinea grave che "non si tratta solo di una palese violazione ma di un comportamento altamente diseducativo visto che proviene da alte autorità istituzionali.
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		An insurrection among the townspeople is formed to overthrow Rienzi because of his questionable leadership and his supposed conspiring with the nobles to rule the townspeople.
		Adriano, son of the head of a rival house, leads the attack on Rienzi but cannot assassinate him because of his relationship to Irene, Rienzi's sister.
		The string entrance is the same theme as the sombre tune played in Rienzi's prayer in the final act before he dies.
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	COLA DI RIENZI (c. 131... - Online Information article about COLA DI RIENZI (c. 131...
		Rienzi, or Rienzo, by which he is generally known.
		Innocent VI., anxious to strike a blow at the baronial rulers pacis justiciaeque tribunus, et sacre Romane Reipublice liberator).
		Rienzi's power, however, was Papencordt, Cola di Rienzo and See also:
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		"Rienzi" is the title of an early opera opera by Richard Wagner Richard Wagner, concerning the life of Cola di Rienzi Cola di Rienzi, a medieval medieval Italian Italian populist figure.
		The opera's story is of an attempt by Rienzi to reestablish the Republic Republic in the city of Rome Rome.
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		Cola di Rienzi made himself popular Tribune of Rome (1347) after a revolt of a republican movement which unsuccessfully tried to restore Roman greatness at a time of the city's decadence.
		The Roman nobles rose against Rienzi, the Pope denounced him a criminal and heretic and he was forced to resign.
		Under a new Pope Rienzi made a brief return to power but was killed and burned after an uprising.
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		Cola di Rienzo took the title of tribune in Rome.
		The plague, an infectious fever caused by the bacillus Yersinia pestis, appears in several varieties: bubonic (which involves swelling of the lymph glands), pneumonic (which involves the lungs) and septicemia (which involves severe infection in the bloodstream).
		Pope Clemens VI declared Roman tribune, Cola di Rienzi, a heretic.
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	Rienzi, Cola di - Search View - MSN Encarta
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		Within two months, however, his rule became intolerable.
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	Rienzi Cemetery
		History: Derived from the name Cola di Rienza, a 14th century Roman ruler, Rienzi Cemetery is a non-sectarian, non-profit cemetery owned by the people who own the cemetery property here and those who have loved ones buried within the Cemetery.
		He died in 1845; on his tombstone is the inscription: "The first to sleep beneath these shades." Eight years later, Tallmadge donated 8 1/2 acres from his farm for a pubic cemetery which was to become the final resting place for so many, including the rest of the Tallmadge family.
		Rienzi Cemetery is nestled in the hills southeast of Fond du Lac, consisting of 100 acres and having the 1st mausoleum in this area built in 1930.
	www.fonddulacfeatures.com /SERVICES/Rienzi/rienzi.htm (600 words)

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	Rienzi, the last of the Roman Tribunes - Chapter VI
		Rienzi was praying within the church; thirty masses consumed the hours from night till morn, and all the sanction of religion was invoked to consecrate the enterprise of liberty.
		His face was pale with watching and intense excitement - but stern, grave, and solemnly composed; and its expression so repelled any vociferous and vulgar burst of feeling, that those who beheld it hushed the shout on their lips, and stilled, by a simultaneous cry of reproof, the gratulations of the crowd behind.
		Cola di Rienzi has proposed a Code of Law that shall be our shield.
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