Ippolito d'Este
Italian cardinal and church leader
Born
March 20th, 1479
546 years ago
Died
1520
505 years ago — 41 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Italy
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Served as a prominent cardinal in the Roman Catholic Church during the Renaissance. Held the position of Cardinal of San Callisto and became known for his extensive patronage of the arts. Played a significant role in the ecclesiastical hierarchy and influenced various religious and political matters of the time. Established relationships with notable artists and intellectuals, contributing to the flourishing of culture in Italy.
Cardinal of San Callisto
Patron of the arts in Renaissance
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