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- Q1062530 subject Q10142763.
- Q1062530 subject Q6643898.
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- Q1062530 abstract "Prospero Farinacci (30 October 1554 - 30 October 1618) was an Italian lawyer and judge, noted for his harsh sentencing.Farinacci was born and died in Rome. Whilst he was a staunch prosecutor of sodomites, in 1595 he was himself accused of having repeatedly entertained sodomitic relations. He was excused of the crime by Pope Clement VIII, who famously made a pun of Farinacci name (which alludes to "flour" in Italian) by claiming that "The flour is good, it's the bag that's bad."".
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- Q1062530 wikiPageWikiLink Q10142763.
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- Q1062530 wikiPageWikiLink Q6643898.
- Q1062530 wikiPageWikiLink Q6751524.
- Q1062530 wikiPageWikiLink Q8558576.
- Q1062530 wikiPageWikiLink Q8578485.
- Q1062530 type Thing.
- Q1062530 comment "Prospero Farinacci (30 October 1554 - 30 October 1618) was an Italian lawyer and judge, noted for his harsh sentencing.Farinacci was born and died in Rome. Whilst he was a staunch prosecutor of sodomites, in 1595 he was himself accused of having repeatedly entertained sodomitic relations. He was excused of the crime by Pope Clement VIII, who famously made a pun of Farinacci name (which alludes to "flour" in Italian) by claiming that "The flour is good, it's the bag that's bad."".
- Q1062530 label "Prospero Farinacci".
- Q1062530 depiction Farinacci,_Prospero_(1554-1618)_-_da_Crasso_1666.JPG.