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PAOLO THE ELDER (c. 1443-1506)

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Originally appearing in Volume V22, Page 882 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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PAOLO THE
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ELDER (c. 1443-1506)  , the first of those thus commemorated, migrated in 1458 from
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Rimini to
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Venice, where he obtained full citizenship, studied
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law and became a member of the magistracy, filling the offices of vicario, of judicial
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assessor, and of criminal
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judge under various administrators of the Venetian provinces on the
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continent . He continued, however, to maintain relations with the Malatesta princes of his native
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city, and in 1503 negotiated with them the cession of Rimini to the
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republic . The wife of
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Paolo, bearing the singular name of Tomyris Macachio,
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bore him three sons and four daughters . Paolo died at
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Bergamo on ,9th
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August 15o6 at the
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age of sixty-three, and was buried in S .
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Agostino at
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Padua .

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