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Maximus with the use of an
abatis. He also
wrote that Mummolus, a
general working for Burgundy,
successfully used an
abatis to
defeat a
Lombard army near...
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Italian poet
Baldo Angelo Abati (sixteenth century),
Italian naturalist Joaquín
Abati (1865–1936),
Spanish writer Joël
Abati (born 1970),
French handball...
- (Russian: Большая засечная черта,
loosely translated as
Great Abatis Line or
Great Abatis Border) was a
chain of
fortification lines,
created by Grand...
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Reuben Adeleye Abati (born 7
November 1965) is a
Nigerian journalist, politician, TV
presenter and
newspaper columnist. He was the
Peoples Democratic...
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Antonio Abati (c. 1600 –
October 1667) was an
Italian baroque poet. He was a
member of
several Italian literary academies,
including the
Umoristi (the...
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undisclosed reasons. In late 2001,
LaCarte sold the "Hampster Dance"
rights to
Abatis International, who
managed to
acquire the
original domain. The site later...
- Vita e
Delle Opere di
Ercole Abati Pittore Modenese Cenni [An
Outline of the Life and
Works of
Modenese Painter Ercole Abati] (in Italian). Modena, Italy:...
- Joël Marc
Abati (born 25
April 1970) is a
French handball player who has pla**** ten
years for SC
Magdeburg in
Germany until 2007.
After returning to France...
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Marauna abati is a
species in the
longhorn beetle family Cerambycidae,
found in Paraguay. It was
described by
Galileo and
Martins in 2007. "GBIF, Marauna...
- Joaquín
Abatí y Díaz (29 June 1865, in
Madrid – 30 July 1936) was a
Spanish writer and
Zarzuela Librettist. Joaquín
Abatí was born to an
Italian father...
