Category:Residences of Galileo Galilei

English: Residences of Galileo Galilei:

• 1564 born in Ammannati House, 24, Via Giuseppe Giusti, Pisa^[1]
• 1564 – about 1575: Pisa
• about 1575 – 1578: Florence
• 1578 – 1581: Vallombrosa Abbey
• 1581 – 1585: Pisa (University student)
• 1585 – 1589: Florence^{[2]:Early Years}
• 1589 – 1592: Pisa (University mathematics chair)^{[2]:Professorship at Pisa}
• 1592 – summer 1610: Padua (University mathematics chair)
• summer 1610 – 1617: Florence (chief mathematician of Pisa University, until 1633)^{[2]:The Telescope}
• 1617 – 1631: Villa dell'Ombrellino in Bellosguardo (Florence)^{(it)[3]:Villa dell'Ombrellino}
• 1631 – 1633: Villa Il Gioiello^{[3]:Villa Il Gioiello}
• 1633 – early 1634: Siena (house arrest under surveillance of archbishop Ascanio Piccolomini)
• 1634^[2] – 1642: Villa Il Gioiello in Arcetri^{[2]:The Trial of Galileo}

It took Galilei from 1629 until 1634 to purchase the house in 19,^(it) Costa San Giorgio (Florence). However, mainly his son Vincenzo and his wife Sestilia Bocchineri lived there, while he himelf essentially didn't.^{[3]:House of Galileo Galilei on Costa San Giorgio}

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