- due to
conflicts between themselves and
other members of the band. Luke
Caraccioli replaced Chavez in
early 2005 for one album, Planets, but then left a...
-
Marquis Louis-Antoine
Caraccioli (6
November 1719 – 29 May 1803) was a
prolific French writer, poet, historian, and
biographer long
considered an "enemy...
- The
great stripe-faced bat or stripe-faced
vampire bat (Vampyrodes
caraccioli) is a bat
species found from
southern Mexico to
Bolivia and northwestern...
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Squaw Valley Organizing Committee 1960, p. 121.
Caraccioli &
Caraccioli 2006, p. 48.
Caraccioli &
Caraccioli 2006, p. xvii. "Ice
Hockey at the 1960 Squaw...
-
Francesco Caracciolo may
refer to:
Francesco Caracciolo (theologian) (died 1316)
Francis Caracciolo (saint) (1563–1608), co-founder of the
Clerics Regular...
- (an
engineer who was
Minister during Lozano's Government) and Héctor
Caraccioli Moncada (chief of the
Honduran Armed Forces). It was in
power October...
-
original on
November 12, 2005.
Retrieved July 12, 2020. Tom
Caraccioli;
Jerry Caraccioli (2008). Boycott:
Stolen Dreams of the 1980
Moscow Olympic Games...
- SwimSwam.
November 23, 2024.
Retrieved November 23, 2024.
Caraccioli, Jerry, & Tom
Caraccioli, Boycott:
Stolen Dreams of the 1980
Moscow Olympic Games...
- Foulpointe.
Thomas Tew, Misson, and an
Italian Dominican priest named Caraccioli were
involved in
founding it.
Cities of the Red Night, a
novel by American...
- faith,
disgusted by the
decadence of the
Papal Court. In Rome he ran into
Caraccioli – a "lewd Priest" who over the
course of long
voyages with
little to do...
