- Gjon II
Kastrioti (Italian:
Ioanne Castrioto,
Giovanni Castrioto;1456–2
August 1514), was an
Albanian prince and the son of
Gjergj Kastrioti Skanderbeg...
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musical style. He then
worked as a
singer and a
composer for
Costantino Castrioto in
Naples in the
early 1550s, and his
first works are
presumed to date...
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diablo predicador (The
Preacher Devil) El gran
jorge de
Castrioto (Great
George of
Castrioto) El
sastre del
Campillo (The
Tailor from Campillo) Henryk...
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Italian priest,
published a work on
Skanderbeg titled Istoria di
Giorgio Castrioto Scanderbeg-Begh in Brescia,
Italy in 1742. He
claimed that he had found...
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PRINCIPIS (PDF). p. XV. Biemmi,
Giammaria (1756).
ISTORIA DI
GIORGIO CASTRIOTO DETTO SCANDER BEGH. p. 22. Pilika,
Dhimitri (1962). "Searching for "ALBANICA"...
- (Mat and
probably Ujëmisht) and "Castoriae".
Muzaka calls him "Paulo
Castrioto" (Pal) and ****erts that "he
ruled over no more than two villages, called...
- Ardouin, Claire; Schmitt, Emmanuelle; Bichon, Amélie; Kistner, Andrea;
Castrioto, Anna; Xie, Jing; Fraix, Valerie; Pelissier, Pierre; Chabardes, Stephan;...
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among others. West zone: Bingen, Mosela,
Duarte da Silveira, Capela,
Castrioto,
Pedras Brancas, Vila Militar, Rócio, Bataillard,
Moinho Preto, Fazenda...
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Italian priest who
published a work on
Skanderbeg titled Istoria di
Giorgio Castrioto Scanderbeg-Begh. His work was
published in Brescia,
Italy in 1742. His...
- de
Jorge Castrioto,
llamado Scanderbeg,
principe de los
Epirotas y Albanezes, etc.," [Examples of
Moral Virtues on the Life of
George Castrioto,
known as...
