- more
modest mediaeval predecessor. It is
known as the
Torre della Biscia ("
Biscia Tower"),
possibly after the form of an
ancient piece of
sculpture enclosed...
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Lelio Biscia (15 June 1575 – 19
November 1638) was an
Italian Catholic cardinal.
Biscia was born on 15 June 1575 in Rome, the
second son of Bernardino...
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Giamal Biscia (Arabic: جمل بيشا) is a
village in
western Eritrea. It is
located in the
Omhajer subregion of the Gash-Barka region. It lies
inside the Gash-Setit...
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Federica Biscia (born 26 June 1980) is an
Italian former ****troke and
medley swimmer who
competed in the 2000
Summer Olympics. Evans, Hilary; Gjerde...
- Etymologically, word
biscione is a
masculine augmentative of
Italian feminine biscia "gr**** snake" (corrupted from bistia,
ultimately from
Latin bestia "beast")...
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Bishia (Arabic: نشيا, Italian:
Biscia) is a
small locality in
western Eritrea. It was the
original terminus of the
Eritrean Railway from Asmara, though...
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January to
retreat hurriedly from K****ala and Tessenei, the
triangle of Keru,
Biscia and Aicota.
Wavell had
ordered Platt to
advance the
offensive from March...
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finally Bishia in 1932, for a
total length of 280 km (174 mi).
Bishia (
Biscia in Italian)
proved to be the end, even
though the
builders had ambitions...
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Filippo Benedetto del Drago,
Marquess of
Riofreddo (of the
Princes del Drago-
Biscia-Gentili,
Princes of
Mazzano and of Antuni,
Marquesses of Riofreddo) (1957–1970);...
- name include:
Federica Angeli (born 1975),
Italian journalist Federica Biscia (born 1980),
Italian swimmer Federica Bonsignori (born 1967), professional...
