• Start
  
  
• The Development of this Text
• A Famous Note / Decembrio
• A Letter from Marcello
• A Manuscript of Martiano
• Surrounding Conditions
• Dating of the Deck
  
  
  

• 12 Olympic Gods
• Daphne is the centered figure
• Daphne, Petrarca, Laura, Ovid
• Daphne is hunted - like the Pagat
• Jupiter was an ancestor
• Riddle of the number 16
• Filippo Maria was very modern
• Daphne reappears
  
  
• A Trionfi deck before
  the other Trionfi decks
  
  
• Who's Who
  
  
  
  
• Old Version (summer 2003)

• Translation of Marcello's letter
• Tanslation of Martiano's manuscript

• Filippo Maria Visconti, the commissioner
• Michelino da Besozzo, the painter
• Martiano da Tortona, the scribe
• Carlo Malatesta, the prisoner
• Emperor John Palaiologus

• Pier Candido Decembrio, the new scribe
  includes material to Uberto Decembrio (father), Angelo Camillo Decembrio (brother), Leonello (Signore in Ferrara), Polismagna (translator in Ferrara), Peter of Candia (later Pope Alexander V.)

• Iacopo Antonio Marcello, a Venetian
• Giovanni Cossa, a messenger
• Scipio Caraffa has an idea
• Rene d'Anjou, another friend
• Rene II. d'Anjou loves Trionfi

• Foscari, Doge of Venetia (1423 - 1457)
• Alfonso of Aragon, later King of Naples >

• Kcuh - Blog / Tarot History
• Trionfi.com Blog
• Tarot News August 2010
• Tarot News September 2009
• Bicycle Playing Cards
• Tarot and Playing Card Researchers
• Tarot and Playing Card Researchers - subframe

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