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LEONARDO See also: Italian See also: antiquary of the 17th century, was See also: born at See also: Siena
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After being employed for some See also: time to collect See also: works of See also: art for the See also: Barberini palace, he was appointed by See also: Pope See also: Alexander VII.
See also: superintendent of Antiquities in the See also: Roman states
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He issued a new edition of See also: Paruta's Sicilian Medals, with engravings of 400 additional specimens; and in conjunction with Giovanni Bellori (1615–1696) he also published a See also: work on See also: antique sculptured gems, which was translated into Latin by Jakob Gronovius (See also: Amsterdam, 1685)
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