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Chapter 224 Postscript

Lawrence Anno Falgo.
14??——1499, he was about fifty years old when he died.
A native of Florentine, Italy, a great artist, medical scientist, philosopher, and leader of the clothing innovation movement in the second half of the 15th century. He is called the great man who is [Father of Epidemic Science] and [Father of Microscope].
He had many activities as an artist in the first half of his life, and became the "Four Renaissance Art Masters" with Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo Bonaroti, and Raphael Sanccio. The more famous ones are the most gorgeous jewelry known as the modern era "Love of the Goddess", the oil painting "Hell Travel" that opened up a new genre of paintings and the relief sculptures in the Cathedral of Florence.
The second half of my life was to explore the field of medicine, inventing the prototype of the microscope, the "Halley Mirror", which used bacterial treatment methods to conquer one of the largest diseases in human history, namely the plague. The medical methods of bacterial treatment of the human body have been used to this day, opening up a broad road for human medicine.
The more than 20,000 pages of manuscript he left in the world still plays its remaining energy in modern society and continues to contribute to mankind.
At the end of 1499, Lawrence died in his office. He died suddenly due to long-term oppression of his own spirit, that is, death from overwork.
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After his father passed away, Adrosson, who inherited some of Anno's medical knowledge, not only continued to study the magic, but also occasionally went out to practice medicine.
But when Adrosson was a little older, he stopped his medical activities.
Adrosson is considered a "mutated individual" among normal people.
His magic circuit is excellent in both quality and quantity.
As a top student, Adrosson joined an organization called "Clock Tower".
Later, the outstanding Adrosson accepted two apprentices, one of whom was his father's godson, Machiri Zorgen, the son of Joseph Zorgen, and the other was a young man who called himself "Paracelsus" and studied alchemy.
Adrosson got married very early. He married another woman in the clock tower and gave birth to his daughter Ouja Falgao.
When Oujia was fifteen, she fell in love with her senior brother, Machiri Zorgen, who was seven years older than her, and then got married.
The Zorgen family and the Falgo family are considered to be a merger to study the magic of gems.
In 1549, Adrosson died and was buried in Florence to accompany his parents, although the tombstones of Lawrence and Halle had long disappeared with the war.
Macchiri and Oujia also have their own descendants. Macchiri, who is righteous, has been fighting for magic and peace all his life and died in 1567. As the first head of the Zorgen family who has made achievements in magic, Macchiri's evaluation is very high.
Zorgen became a famous family in the Clock Tower, but one of the descendants of the Zorgen family sold many relics of his ancestor Lawrence to another family, the Einzberen family, who are also famous.
Later, the Zorgen family moved to Tomoki City, Japan for some things at the end of the 18th century, renamed themselves the "Maki" family, and continued their magic activities.
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After Lawrence passed away, Manrio did not seek any relics. Instead, as a student, he arranged all the funerals of Lawrence and handed over all the things of Lawrence to Lawrence's parent-child, namely Adrosson, and embarked on the road of travel alone.
Manrio likes architecture and his skills in designing architecture are also very advanced.
He left famous buildings in many cities.
In 1530, Manrio received a commission from a pope in Provence.
He was a worshiper of Zezilia, and the church of Zezilia was located in Rome, so he commissioned the famous little architect Manrio to build a brilliant "Cathedral of Saint Zezilia" in Provence.
Manrio was naturally interested in designing and building.
But unfortunately, in 1538, Manrio died of illness, and this unfinished cathedral became the largest unfinished building in Europe.
Chapter completed!
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