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Maria Anna Rosa
Caiani (2
November 1863 – 8
August 1921) was an
Italian Roman Catholic nun from
Florence who
established the
Minim Sisters of the Sacred...
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George III, the
British contemporary of
Louis XVI
Baker p.109
McManners p.7
Caiani p.176
Jones p.508
Baker p.109
Price p.119 Baker,
Michael Keith. Inventing...
- Pegida, and the
Identitarian Movement. Routledge. ISBN 978-1-000-36886-4.
Caiani, Manuela; Císař, Ondřej (2018).
Radical Right Movement Parties in Europe...
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Animal Welfare Party. 16
April 2010.
Retrieved 25
November 2020.
Manuela Caiani,
Simona Guerra, ed. (2014). Euroscepticism,
Democracy and the Media: Communicating...
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Archived 10
January 2019 at the
Wayback Machine.
Retrieved 10
January 2019
Caiani,
Ambrogio (1
January 2012).
Louis XVI and the
French Revolution, 1789–1792...
- Twenty-First Century. United Kingdom, Cambridge
University Press, 2024.
Caiani, Manuela. "Populism/Populist Movements". in The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia...
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Sundberg (2010), p. 358 Jenssen-Tusch (1852), p. 167
Ambrogio A.
Caiani;
Michael Broers (2019). A
History of the
European Restorations: Governments...
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Archived from the
original on
November 28, 2023.
Retrieved February 29, 2024.
Caiani,
Ambrogio (2021). To
Kidnap a Pope.
Napoleon and Pius VII. Yale University...
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reception in the city, and
seems not to have
involved Attis.
March 28:
Initium Caiani,
sometimes interpreted as
initiations into the
mysteries of the
Magna Mater...
- Origen,
contra Celsum, iii. 13, but his
translator Gelenius gives Cainani);
Caiani (Philast. 2; Augustin. Haer. 18, Praedest. 18, codd.);
Gaiana haeresis (Tertullian...
