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An incomplete list of events which occurred in Italy in AD 1409:

Births

Alessandro Sforza (d.1473), Condottiero
Bernardo Rossellino (d.1464), Renaissance sculptor

Deaths

References

↑ Salembier, Louis (1911). "Council of Pisa" . Catholic Encyclopedia . Vol. 12.
↑ Peterson, John Bertram (1907). "Pope Alexander V" . Catholic Encyclopedia . Vol. 1.

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[1] Salembier, Louis (1911). "Council of Pisa" . Catholic Encyclopedia . Vol. 12.

[2] Peterson, John Bertram (1907). "Pope Alexander V" . Catholic Encyclopedia . Vol. 1.

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1409 in Italy

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Births

Deaths

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