God's Servant St Francesco

However, regardless of his current state of mind, he still lives in business management and living. One day, when I got on the countryside, Francisco faced leprosy. To my surprise, Francis dismissed the hand of the leper and kissed. When the kiss came back, he was overwhelmed. When he left he finally began seeing leprosy patients. From that day, Francisco saw this incident as a trial of God that he passed (Biograpy.com).

& Lt; Tab / & gt; Francis began to examine his beliefs after his brother became a priest, and he wrote a secret. It consists of three imaginary conversations between Francesco and Saint Augustine. This book should be a "secret" book for private meditation. This book reflects his inner crisis and emotions of depression, Augustine's advice solved the problem and remembered the reading. & Lt; Tab / & gt; In 1345, Francis began collecting his letters. He called it Familiares or Familiar Letters. The series eventually covered from 1325 to 1336 and was written in 350 letters among 24 books. Then Francisco started the letter of the old man or the elders. This collection was finally written in 128 letters in 18 books covering 1361 - 1373

Francesco Redi was born on 18 February 1626 in Arezzo, Italy. Since 1642, his father is an individual doctor of the Tuscan archduke. Francisco studied at the Jesuit school in Florence. He completed medical research in Pisa in 1647. After heading to Rome, Naples, Bologna, Padua, Venice, he began practicing in Florence. From 1657 to 1667, Francesco Redi was a member of Academia del Cimento (experimental university). Redi was appointed by Grand Duke Ferdinando as director of private doctor and duke nurse

Cosimo 's son, Francisco I (1541 - 1587), was an incompetent ruler of the ferocity of Tuscany. His younger brother Ferdinand (1549-1609) became a cardinal at the age of fifteen, became the principal after the death of Francis in 1587. Ferdinand II is a competent CEO and Tuscany is growing fast again. In 1588, Fernando appointed Galileo as a professor of mathematics at the University of Pisa. In the year he joined, Ferdinand married Christina (1565-1637) of Lorraine, the eldest daughter of French Queen Catherine Demetics. Christina has a good impression of Galileo and in favor of a kind, he found the position of his brother Benedetto Landucci in exchange for Galileo's service at Padua. For Christina, Galileo wrote his science and his letter on the Bible later on "Letter to Mrs. Lorraine's wife Christina."