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Marina Gamba was born around 1570 in Venice. Career During one of his frequent trips to Venice, Galileo met a young woman named Marina di Andrea Gamba and started a relationship with her. In none of the three baptismal records is Galileo named as the father.
Marina Gamba se casará en 1613 con Giovanni Bartoluzzi, habiéndose hecho ya cargo de sus hijas e hijo Galileo con anterioridad. Posteriormente sus dos hijas ingresarán en un convento, probablemente ante las dificultades económicas de Galileo para garantizarles una dote suficiente para un matrimonio adecuado a su status en la Corte de los Medici.
5 de ene. de 2024 · Galileo Galilei contrajo matrimonio con Marina Gamba en el año 1599, y juntos tuvieron tres hijos: Virginia, Livia y Vincenzo. Aunque Galileo nunca llegó a formalizar su unión con Marina, su relación perduró a lo largo de los años y sus hijos fueron una parte fundamental de su vida.
In 1610, Galileo moved from Padua to Florence where he took a position at the Court of the Medici family. He left his son, Vincenzio, with Marina Gamba in Padua. In 1613, Marina married Giovanni Bartoluzzi, and Vincenzio joined his father in Florence. Text, design, and layout by Megan Wilde for the Electronic Text Center.
Marina Gamba gives birth to Vincenzio, Galileo's only son, in August. In May, Galileo learns of the invention of telescopic lenses in the Netherlands, which can be used to see objects at a distance.
9 de ago. de 2016 · Galileo’s daughter, born of his long illicit liaison with the beautiful Marina Gamba of Venice, entered the world in the summer heat of a new century, on August 13, 1600 — the same year the Dominican friar Giordano Bruno was burned at the stake in Rome for insisting, among his many heresies and blasphemies, that the Earth traveled around the Sun, instead of remaining motionless at the ...
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