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Briscola (Italian: [ˈbriskola]; Lombard:
brìscula; Sicilian:
brìscula; Neapolitan:
brìscula) is one of Italy's most po****r games,
together with Scopa...
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Louis Lucien Bonaparte. (c. 1575–1580) (~1790) (~1900; trans: A game of
Briscula amongst friends) As one of the most
spoken languages of Italy, Sicilian...
- areas.
Related games include Italian Briscola,
Lombard Brìscula,
Sicilian Brìscula,
Neapolitan Brìscula or Brisca,
Catalonian Brisca,
Portuguese Bisca, Montenegrin...
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Brandauer as
Cipolla and
Julian Sands as the patriarch,
directed by Brandauer.
Briscula the
Magician is an
operatic adaptation by Bob
Misbin with
music by Frances...
- the rise of
fascism under Mussolini, Dr
Misbin wrote the
libretto for
Briscula the Magician, an
opera that had four
performances in
Rockville Maryland...
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conversations of
common people, as can be seen in this
extract from the poem
Briscula 'n ****pagni ,
which translates loosely as: a game of
cards amongst friends...
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Cullenagh Abbeyleix Abbeyleix Brennanshill 196
Stradbally Tullomoy Athy
Briscula 68
Maryborough West
Clonenagh and
Clonagheen Mountmellick Brisha 828 Upperwoods...
- when
Daniel was
still young.
Delany attended the
local Hedge school at
Briscula, just a few
kilometres from his home. His mother,
Elizabeth Delany (née...
