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Arrabbiati

political party, Florence
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  • Fra Bartolomeo: portrait of Girolamo Savonarola
    Girolamo Savonarola
    / Political intrigues

    A Florentine party called the Arrabbiati was formed in opposition to him. These internal enemies formed an alliance with powerful foreign forces, foremost of which were the duke of Milan and the pope, who had joined in the Holy League against the king of France and saw in Savonarola the…

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    A Florentine party called the Arrabbiati was formed in opposition to him. These internal enemies formed an alliance with powerful foreign forces, foremost of which were the duke of Milan and the pope, who had joined in the Holy League against the king of France and saw in Savonarola the…

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