Corso Donati is the head of the Donati house and leader of the Black Guelphs in Florenzen, Florence, 1300.
| Type | Character |
| Chronicle | Florenzen |
| Era | 1300 |
| Location | Florence |
| Spanish entry | Corso Donati |
Role
He does not appear in scene, but the other figures are his cousins. The news that opens the chronicle comes from Maneto Donati (also spelled Manetto), his cousin and grandfather of the sick children. An older episode that someone preferred to cover up, a failed attack on the group, followed by a veil drawn over it, was also the work of a cousin of Corso.
When the names of the exiles are published, his name heads the Black side, alongside Rosso della Tosa and Pacino de’ Pazzi.
See also
- Cerchi, the Whites, exiled in the same act
- Gemma Alighieri, daughter of his cousin Manetto