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'' Cajo Domenico Gallo '' (Messina, 28 February 1697 - Messina, October 20, 1780), was an Italian historian and writer. == Biography == He was born in Messina in 1697. Initially he was a pupil of the jurist Francesco Castelli, but never worked as a lawyer, but his occupation was the activity of "''scriptural, or both rational holder of accounts''" at the Senate of Messina and on behalf of Brotherhoods some towns, as well as serving the '' Duke of Saponara ''. It is not known where Gallo was formed in literary arts, it is certain that he was a great friend of '' Gian Battista Sorto '' one of the greatest exponents of the '' Academy della Clizia '' of Messina; Gallo was a subscribers in these academy. Even if he is not registered with the main literary academies of Messina, of "'' Pericolanti ''" and of "'' Accorti '' ', it is certain he was member in Palermo in the Academy of "''Buon Gusto''" and "''degli Ereini''", in Modena in the Academy of "''dei Dissonanti''" and in the Arcadi of Rome. Strongly attached to the destiny of the city of Messina, in 1719 he fought in the battle of Francavilla of Sicily against the Austrian with the spanish]] of Felipe V. In 1733 he married in Messina with '' Angela Inga '', was born from the marriage '' Andrea Gallo '' (1734-1814), who later became an erudite scientist. Politically pro-Spanish and anti-German lived in near poverty until his death, and it seems that this poverty was mitigated only by the generosity of the '' Duchess of Saponara '', which left him heir to an annuity of 24 onze. Cajo Domenico Gallo died in Messina in 1780. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Cajo Domenico Gallo」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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