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Autodescription — condottiero (Q273108)
description: mercenary soldier leader in medieval Italy
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"capitano di ventura"
[edit]@Andreasmperu: I restored the Italian label and sitelink "capitano di ventura". The term "condottiero" in Italian means "military leader", while the same word abroad (so in other languages) is known to indicate only the "venture captains", that are the "condottieri" for antonomasia. See also en:Condottieri. --Horcrux (talk) 10:08, 12 December 2018 (UTC)