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Italian writer and diplomat born near Mantua on December 6, 1478 and died in Toledo, Spain, on February 2, 1529. He actively participated in the Italian politics of his time, residing in the ducal court of Urbino, after which he was appointed ambassador in Rome, where he befriended the artist Rafael Sanzio. After being widowed in 1520, he was ordained a priest, being appointed apostolic nuncio in 1524, moving to Spain. After the sack of Rome by the imperial troops of Carlos V, Pope Clement VII accused him of not having intervened to prevent it, although Castiglione achieved papal forgiveness after a personal letter to the Holy Father. In 1529 he contracted a violent fever and died in Toledo, the seat of the nunciature in Spain. Literarily recognized by Il Cortegiano (The courtier, 1528) is a work in four parts, in the form of a dialogue, in which he summarizes how the perfect Renaissance man must be in terms of instruction, manners, relationship with authority, etc. The work was translated into Spanish by Juan Boscán at the request of Garcilaso de la Veg
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