CASTIGLIONE, COUNT

CASTIGLIONE, COUNT
   an accomplished Italian, born in Mantua; author of "II Cortegiano," a manual for courtiers, called by the Italians in admiration of it "The Golden Book"; had spent much of his time in courts in England and Spain, as well as Rome, and was a courtly man (1478-1529).

The Nuttall Encyclopaedia. . 1907.

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