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De Rebus Ripanis

Rolando Perazzoli  
Stories of Ripatransone 
From the Writings of Garzoni, Quattrini and Tanursi Dagli Scritti di Garzoni, Quatrini e Francesco Gaetano Tanursi
Archeoclub d'Italia Sede di Ripatransone




COMMENT: The "rebus ripanis" is a collection of letters concerning the history of Ripatransone written in Latin. The first version of De "rebus ripanis" was written by a humanist Giovanni Garzoni from Bologna end a theologian of Ripatransone known as Giovanni Paci. The first edition was written by Garzoni from 1497 to 1781, when Gaetano Tanursi published in Rome other than the past writings of Garzoni and Quatrini and a treatise entitled " Historiarum Ripanarum Epitome" and his personal writings "Ripanae Historiae Fragmenta", entitled by him with the title of "De Rebus Ripanis" Giovanni Garzoni was born in Bologna in the 1419 in a noble family, he studied medicine but his main interests were the letters. He was inspired by Cicero and his life style and by St. Agustine. Has mentioned before he was the author of "De Rebus Ripanis" according to the letters written by Giovanni Paci. This literary opera is characterised by three books: Books I The origin of Ripatransone Book II Historical Facts Book III Illustrious Personages An example: Book III >Illustrious Peronages > Chapter XI >Giacomo Fedeli "Che dire di Giacomo Fedeli? Questi conoscitore profondo del diritto pontificio e civile. .A lungo ha dimorato a Roma, iscritto all'ordine degli avvocati. Dicono che egli grazie alla stima, all'autorità, alla virtù e alla capacità di cui è dotato è stato incluso nel numero dei causidici del Tempio di San Pietro. La carica sicuramente gli fu conferita perché avveduto e meritevole" “What to say about Giacomo Fedeli? A profound connoisseur of the Pontifical Laws, enrolled in the lawyers’ club. They say that he was appreciated for his virtues and authority, and thanks to his ability he was also nominated member of “Causidici del Tempio di San Pietro”. Certainly the charge was awarded for circumspect and worthy”. (Translated into English by Italo Perazzoli)
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