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Romolo Broglio

1655 – 1736

Italian architect and cleric

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Lived 1655 – 1736 (aged 80–81). Romolo Broglio was an Italian architect.

Romolo Broglio (1655 - 1736) was an Italian architect and cleric living, active in the province of Macerata, region of the Marche, Italy.

He was born in Treia. He is described as a mathematician and scholar. He designed among others, the church of San Filippo in Recanati and the octagonal church of Santa Chiara in Treia.

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Born
1655
Birth century
Died
1736
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Who was Romolo Broglio?

Italian architect and cleric

When was Romolo Broglio born?

Romolo Broglio was born in 1655.

When did Romolo Broglio die?

Romolo Broglio died in 1736.

What was Romolo Broglio's occupation?

Romolo Broglio was an architect.

What nationality was Romolo Broglio?

Romolo Broglio was Italian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Romolo Broglio

· Wikidata: Q26246967

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