Sforza

[sfawrt-suh, sfawr-tsah]

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noun

Count Carlo 1873–1952, Italian statesman: anti-Fascist leader.
Francesco 1401–66, Italian condottiere and duke of Milan 1450–66.
his father Giacomuzzo or Muzio 1369–1424, Italian condottiere.
Lodovico the Moor, 1451–1508, duke of Milan 1494–1500 (son of Francesco Sforza).

Sforza

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noun

Count Carlo (ˈkarlo). 1873–1952, Italian statesman; leader of the anti-Fascist opposition
Francesco (franˈtʃesko). 1401–66, duke of Milan (1450–66)
his father Giacomuzzo (dʒakoˈmuttso) or Muzio (ˈmuttsjo), original name Attendolo. 1369–1424, Italian condottiere and founder of the dynasty that ruled Milan (1450–1535)
Lodovico (lodoˈviːko), called the Moor. 1451– 1508, duke of Milan (1494–1500), but effective ruler from 1480; patron of Leonardo da Vinci

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He has his eye on Milan, the northern city-state run by Duke Ludovico Sforza.

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Duke Ludovico Sforza—Leonardo’s patron in Milan—was captured less than a year after the French invaded.

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Ludovico Sforza, the patron of the lavish Milanese Renaissance, would die, half-mad, in a French dungeon.

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Tourist attractions also bore the brunt of the bad weather, as the Sforza Castle was shut after some tiles were brought down and rain was heavy enough to penetrate the glass-vaulted Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Milan's famed shopping arcade.

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One of the city's main attractions, the 15th-Century Sforza Castle, was closed to the public on Tuesday "due to damage caused by severe weather".

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