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See also: Italian astronomer and See also: antiquary, was See also: born of a See also: noble See also: family at See also: Verona on the 13th of See also: December 1662
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In 1684 he went to See also: Rome, and became librarian to See also: Cardinal Ottoboni, who, as See also: Pope See also: Alexander VIII
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(1689), raised him to the offices of papal
See also: chamberlain and
See also: canon of See also: Santa Maria Maggiore
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See also: Clement XI. sent him on a See also: mission to See also: Paris in 1712, and employed him to See also: form a museum of Christian antiquities
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He died at Rome on the 2nd of See also: March 1729
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A paper by him on G
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D
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See also: Cassini's new method of parallaxes was inserted in the Acta Eruditorum of See also: Leipzig in 1685
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He published separately:—Istoria Universale (See also: Roma, 1697), only one See also: volume of which appeared; De Calendario et Cyclo Caesaris (1703); Hesperi et Phosphori nova Phaenomena (1729), in which he asserted .See also: Venus to rotate in 243 days; and (posthumously) Astronomicae et Geographicae Observationes Selectae (1737) and Opuscula See also: Varia (1754)
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See Fontenelle's " Eloge " (Memoires de l'Acad. de l'Histoire, p
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102, Paris, 1729) ; Mazzoleni, Vita di See also: Francesco See also: Bianchini (Verona, 1735) ; Tipaldo, Biografia degli Italiani Illustri, vii
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288 (Venezia, Y840); Mazzuchelli, Scrittori d' Italia; Maffei, Verona Illustrata, p
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