- A
barbican (from Old French:
barbacane) is a
fortified outpost or
fortified gateway, such as at an
outer defense perimeter of a city or castle, or any...
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there to
check on Antonio. Totò:
Antonio Barbacane/Grandfather
Barbacane Peppino De Filippo:
Peppino Barbacane Mara Berni: Elena, Guglielmo's wife and...
- ciak (1960) as Toto Totò,
Peppino e... la
dolce vita (1961) as
Antonio Barbacane Sua
Eccellenza si fermò a
mangiare (1961) as The So-Called Dr
Biagio Tanzarella...
- destro****
during the
Second World War. One
notable exception is the
castle Barbacane, a
renaissance building formed by an
irregularly quadrangular plan with...
- S2CID 24366011.
Conti P,
Boucher W,
Letourneau R,
Feliciani C,
Reale M,
Barbacane RC,
Vlagopoulos P,
Bruneau G,
Thibault J,
Theoharides TC (November 1995)...
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boisterous and
crazy ****ault
diver and
parachute Commando frogman called Barbacane (Giuseppe Maffioli).
Underwater diving portal Italian auxiliary ship Olterra –...
- a
French poet and editor. He was Editor-in-Chief of the
newspaper La
Barbacane.
Grand prix de poésie de la SGDL for Vers le
Silence (2011) Bonaguil,...
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fortifier son manoir, qui présente bientôt « fossés, tour, pont-levis,
barbacane, mâchicoulis et
autres rempare-ments » (5). En 1543, François Le Roy (1519-1606)...
- Malherbe, pp. 78–79 Letellier, pp. 22–23 Bourligueux, Guy, and
Kristy Barbacane. "Daniel,
Francisco (Alberto Clemente) Salvador"
Archived 2 June 2021...
- Times, 4
October 1910, p. 10 Sen, p. 184 Bourligueux, Guy, and
Kristy Barbacane. "Daniel,
Francisco (Alberto Clemente) Salvador",
Grove Music Online,...
