Bernardino Corio (born 1459 in Milan; died ca.1519) was an Italian humanist and historian of the Renaissance. His Patria historia (1503), which traces...

ISBN 978-88-178-6073-4. Bernardino Corio. L'historia di Milano volgarmente scritta dall'eccellentissimo oratore M. Bernardino Corio etc. p. 430. Corio 1856, pp. 346–351...

Corio is a surname of Italian origin. People with that name include: Ann Corio (1909 – 1999), American burlesque performer and actress Bernardino Corio...

|agency= ignored (help) Bernardino Corio (1565). L' Historia di Milano volgarmente scritta dall'eccellentiss. oratore M. Bernardino Corio. p. 980. Marco Viroli...

the iron opposition of his wife and some members of the council, as Bernardino Corio writes, convinced him to desist from this idea. Lodovico [...] so disheartened...

its independence.[citation needed] Historians of the importance of Bernardino Corio commonly attribute to Beatrice d'Este and Isabella of Aragon the cause...

decennale tra Como e Milano 1118-1127, pp. 177-187 Bernardino Corio, Storia di Milano, pp. 140-141 Bernardino Corio, Storia di Milano, pp. 138-140 Beniamino Fargnoli...

and shortly after, she was first identified as "Beatrice Tenda" by Bernardino Corio in his Milanese history first published in 1503. She was accordingly...

history of Naples, Leonardo Bruni of Arezzo that of Florence, in Latin. Bernardino Corio wrote the history of Milan in Italian. Leonardo da Vinci wrote a treatise...

was taken to Castel Nuovo. In this regard, the Milanese historian Bernardino Corio writes: "Ferdinando, having recovered almost everything [...] joining...