Sallustio bandini biography definition

Sallustio Bandini (19 April 1677 – 8 June 1760) was an Italianarchdeacon, economist, and politician.

He was an advocate of free trade, and removal of local feudaltariffs and tolls.

He wrote an influential piece on this subject, titled Discorso Economico sopra la Maremma di Siena, published posthumously in 1775. Approximately two years before his death, Bandini donated his private library to the University of Siena, under the agreement that the almost 3000 volumes would be made publicly available.

Decades earlier and what even their own Sallustio Bandini of Siena had preached to deaf ears as early as 1737; while the advent of a resi- dent prince.

From this donation the Biblioteca della Sapienza was formed, now known as Biblioteca Comunale degli Intronati.^[1]

Bandini was born Sallustio Antonio Bandini in Siena to a prominent local family.

His father was Patrizio Bandini and his mother was Caterina Piccolomini di Modanella, a member of the influential Piccolomini nobility. He was their third son. Brought up as a soldier, he preferred retiring into the country and giving himself up to