Boi, Paolo (1528-1598)

Paolo Boi (Public Domain)

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GENERAL INFO

Description: Paolo Boi was one of the best chess players of the sixteenth century. He was one of the players of the considered First International Chess Tournament. Although Paolo didn’t win, he gained great prestige for his chess qualities. The causes of his death are not clear and there is speculation between a poisoning by his rivals, a bad cold or a disease contracted by drinking water in poor condition.
Sex: Male. Occupation: Chess player.
Place of Birth / Death: Syracuse, Italy / Naples, Italy. Country Tags: Italy.
Centuries: XVI. Title: –
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Bibliography

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