-
Polydore Vergil or
Virgil (Italian:
Polidoro Virgili,
commonly Latinised as
Polydorus Vergilius; c. 1470 – 18
April 1555),
widely known as
Polydore Vergil...
- iussi, uti tu
morbos visos invisosque,
viduertatem vastitudinemque,
calamitates intemperiasque prohibessis defendas averruncesque;
utique tu fruges,...
-
Cnobbaert imprint in
Antwerp under the
title Typus mundi in quo ejus
calamitates et
pericula nec non divini,
humanique amoris antipathia, emblematice...
- videntur, Dei
auxilium in sua vel
populi sui (prout עבדך intelligis)
calamitate invocat…
Nihil fragmento nostro profici ad res Phoeni**** in
Aegypto illustrandas...
- G. Brătescu, Paul Cernovodeanu,
Biciul holerei pe pământ românesc. O
calamitate a
vremurilor moderne. Bucharest:
Editura Academiei, 2002. ISBN 973-27-0904-9...
- Luigi, ed. (1913).
Antonij Hyvani Sarzanensis:
Historia de
Volaterrana calamitate.
Rerum italicarum scriptores. Vol. 23 Part 4 (Nuova ed.). Città di Castello:...
-
Cnobbaert in
Antwerp in 1627
under the
title Typus mundi in quo ejus
calamitates et
pericula nec non divini,
humanique amoris antipathia, emblematice...
-
zielen 1627: Gesuiti :
Collegium Antuerpiense,
Typus mundi in quo eius
calamitates et
pericula nec non diuini,
humanique amoris antipathia, emblematice...
-
Fugitava quis
ploras anima (for soprano,
contralto and orchestra)
Vitae calamitates (for soprano,
contralto e orchestra,
perhaps an
adaptation of Fugitava)...
-
quadringentis annis, & ultrà, ****
Ciuitas Marsicanen. ob
temporum &
bellorum calamitates destructa &
desolata fuisset...." Phoebonius, Catalogue, pp. 39-41. Di...
