Chapter 15
To inspire the statue of Giordano Bruno located in Campo de’ Fiori was Adriano Colocci, a young Freemason from Jesi.
(from the News Archive of the Grand Orient of Italy)
Back at her workstation, Lucia struggled to get back on track and concentrate on her business again. She was nervous, occasionally getting up and looking out of the window overlooking Federico II Square. Looking into it, it seemed to her that every corner of the Square oozed elements related to Freemasonry. Starting with the obelisk in the middle of the Square, the Mason symbol par excellence, then the commemorative plaque of Giordano Bruno, and who knows what others. It came to her mind that only a few years before, in 2013, the Grand Orient of Italy had given conference in Jesi, right there, inside the St.
