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Gianello della Torre or to Spaniards Juanelo Turriano or Giovanni Torriani, c. 1500 — 1585) was an Italo-Spanish clockmaker, engineer and mathematician. He was born in Cremona.

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rdfs:label	Juanelo Turriano (ca) Juanelo Turriano (de) Juanelo Turriano (eo) Juanelo Turriano (es) Juanelo Turriano (fr) Gianello della Torre (en) Gianello Torriani (it) Gianello Torriano (pt)
rdfs:comment	Juanelo Turriano (1500-1585) estis inventisto el la 16-a jarcento, kiu ellaboris hidraŭlan sistemon (mekanikan akvoaltigilon) por prizorgi vilaon en Toledo (Hispanio) (Faust). Li estis kortega horloĝisto de Filipo la 2-a. Lia nomo ankoraŭ vivas en popolverkaĵoj. (eo) Gianello della Torre or to Spaniards Juanelo Turriano or Giovanni Torriani, c. 1500 — 1585) was an Italo-Spanish clockmaker, engineer and mathematician. He was born in Cremona. (en) Juanelo Turriano o Janello Torriani (Cremona, Milanesado, c. 1500-Toledo, España, 13 de junio de 1585) fue un ingeniero e inventor hispano-milanés. Es conocido como el relojero milanés que acompañó a Carlos I al Monasterio de Yuste. (es) Juanelo Turriano ou Giovanni Torriani ou encore Gionello della Torre, né à Crémone, alors dans le duché de Milan, vers 1500 et mort à Tolède en Espagne le 13 juin 1585, est un horloger, ingénieur et constructeur d’automates hispano-milanais renommé de son temps. Il est notamment l'inventeur d'un système hydraulique d'approvisionnement en eau pour la ville de Tolède. (fr) Janello Torriani, noto anche come Juanelo Turriano o Gianello Torriani o Torresani (Cremona, 1500 circa – Toledo, 13 giugno 1585), è stato un orologiaio, matematico e inventore italiano naturalizzato spagnolo. (it) Gianello Torriano (Cremona, 1501 – Toledo, 1585) foi um construtor que chegou à Espanha como relojoeiro de Carlos V. Idealizou extraordinários engenhos mecânicos como um artifício que subia a água do rio Tejo até Alcázar de Toledo, a mais alta parte de Toledo. (pt) Juanelo Turriano o Giovanni Torriani (Cremona, Milanesat, 1501 - Toledo, Espanya, 1585) va ser un enginyer i inventor italo-espanyol. Va arribar a Espanya l'any 1529 anomenat per Carles I, i ja com Juanelo Turriano, va ser nomenat rellotger reial i va construir per a Carlos el famós Cristal·lí, un rellotge astronòmic que li va fer ser conegut en la seva època, en el qual va ser capaç d'indicar la posició dels astres a cada minut per fer-ne interpretacions astrològiques. Felip II el va nomenar matemàtic major. Reclamat pel papa Gregori XIII, va participar en la reforma del calendari. (ca) Giovanni Juanelo Turriano (* nach 1500 in Cremona; † 13. Juni 1585 in Toledo; auch: Gianello Torriano oder Giovanni Torriano) war einer der bedeutendsten Uhrmacher, Mechaniker und Automatenbauer seiner Zeit. (de)
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birth place	Cremona Duchy of Milan
death place	Toledo, Spain Spain
death place	Toledo, Spain Spain
birth place	Cremona Duchy of Milan
dcterms:subject	16th-century Italian engineers Italian clockmakers Spanish clockmakers Italian emigrants to Spain 1585 deaths 16th-century Italian inventors 16th-century robots 1500s births Scientists from Cremona
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cremona Engineer 16th-century Italian engineers Clockmaker Italian clockmakers Spanish clockmakers Mathematician Italian emigrants to Spain 1585 deaths Toledo, Spain 16th-century Italian inventors 16th-century robots Duchy of Milan Don Carlos, Prince of Asturias 1500s births Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor Alcázar of Toledo Tagus Didacus of Alcalá Automaton Philip II of Spain Spain Kunsthistorisches Museum Scientists from Cremona
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://web.archive.org/web/20070218233012/http:/www.juaneloturriano.com/index.htm http://www.artificiodejuanelo.org https://web.archive.org/web/20070713122555/http:/centros5.pntic.mec.es/ies.juanelo.turriano/ELARTIF.htm https://web.archive.org/web/20071019150835/http:/www.ingegraf.es/pdf/titulos/COMUNICACIONES%20ACEPTADAS/RV7.pdf
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