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incredible and could not be true, all the more so since Holy Scripture was clearly against this opinion." Christina asked Castelli for his opinion on the matter, not as a mathematician but as a theologian. Castelli responded that with regards to the exact workings of nature, he gave precedence to natural philosophers, and that theologians should in the light of these findings determine the meaning of the Bible. In the letter to Galileo, Castelli stated that Christina criticized heliocentrism, and Galileo did not like this. However, Christina's disagreement was prompted by Boscaglia rather than by her own thought.
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to participate in the government of Florence. As a consequence patricians started to occupy positions in a range of institutions of the Medici government and in the civil service. This move was intended to weaken the power of the Roman aristocrats in Florentine government. This strategy was continued
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Galileo had discovered and named after Cosimo II and his brothers. Boscaglia conceded that these moons were real, and not an illusion produced by the lens of the telescope. But Boscaglia argued that Galileo's interpretation of his discoveries was wrong, mainly because "the motion of the Earth seemed
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was only 19 when he assumed power, and Christina remained a dominant force at the court. In 1610 the Venetian ambassador Giacomo Vendramin wrote home: "the grand duchess wants thus to govern everything absolutely, without any thought to the reputation and the benefit of her son". Christina was keen
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The sumptuous and well-documented wedding festivities, celebrated in Florence in 1589, were designed to impress the royal houses of Europe. The wedding ceremony in Florence Cathedral was followed by outdoor events for the public, as well as banquets and balls, comedies and musical interludes, and a
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Galileo expounded on the relationship between science and revelation. He argued that the Scripture does not intend to teach natural philosophy, but conveys the message of salvation. Thus there was not need to reconcile the Bible with science, and that it would damage the authority of the Church in
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remarked on the co-regency "everything started to decline from the moment of Cosimo II' death". Galluzzi criticised that in the co-regency religious men were allowed to enter administrative ranks in the Tuscan government. Galluzzi also lamented that both women continued to influence Ferdinando II
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Christina's reputation for piety stems from her patronage for Florentine religious institutions, particularly female monasteries. She became an active patron immediately after her marriage. In 1592 she and her daughters were granted permission by Pope
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Christina was chosen by Fernando as bride, not only because she was a devout Catholic, but also because she was intelligent and well educated. Christina had received a scholarly education due to the efforts of
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and in the same year asked him to cast a horoscope for her ill husband. Following the death of his father, Cosimo assumed the throne in February 1609, and Galileo applied for patronage at the Medici court.
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the unbelieving world if it was to make rash pronouncements about science. This line of argument resembled Christina's own views on the matter, and is in essence the position the
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ideology. Contemporary sources did not pass judgement on the quality of the co-regency, but focused on detailing the daily going-on at court. The 18th Century historian
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Galileo had been attacked in front of his paymasters, and after being warned by Castelli and an exchange of views with his former student, he drafted a response. In his
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was invited to court. At a breakfast attended by Cosimo II, his wife, his mother Christina and Boscaglia the Medicean stars were discussed. These were the four moons of
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to bolster the dynastic claim of the Medici, and commissioned a biography of the first grand duke and her father-in-law
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and she supported his anti-Protestant politics. Together with her brother she supported the militant wing of the
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acted as if they were in charge". The co-regents did abolish a century old law in 1623 to allow
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jointly with her daughter-in-law during the minority of her grandson from 1621 to 1628.
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Christina of Lorraine died at the Medici villa in Castello, aged 72, in December 1636.
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for the aristocratic guests. PJ Mariette takes note of the various artists including
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Christina and the Medici Court also offered patronage to the philosopher
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to enter Florentine convents during the day. Through her patronage the
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Christina's husband died in early 1609, shortly after her son had wed.
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Her son Cosimo II died in February 1621, leaving his ten-year-old son
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to showcase the life of her late husband Ferdinando I.
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Maria Maddalena' brother was the Holy Roman Emperor
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Antoinette, Duchess of Duchess of JĂĽlich-Kleve-Berg
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Index


Grand Duchess consort of Tuscany
Ducal Palace of Nancy
Lorraine
Palazzo Pitti
Florence
Tuscany
Basilica of San Lorenzo, Florence
Ferdinando I, Grand Duke of Tuscany
Issue
Cosimo II, Grand Duke of Tuscany
Maria Maddalena de' Medici
Catherine, Governor of Siena
Carlo de' Medici
Claudia, Archduchess of Austria
House
House of Lorraine
House of Medici
Charles III, Duke of Lorraine
Claude of Valois
French
Italian
House of Lorraine
Grand Duchess of Tuscany
Regent of Tuscany
Nancy
Charles III of Lorraine
Claude of Valois
Catherine de' Medici
Christina of Denmark

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