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Carbognano is a
comune (muni****lity) in the
Province of
Viterbo in the
Italian region of Latium,
located about 50
kilometres (31 mi)
northwest of Rome...
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cardinal from the
family was
appointed in 1206, when
Giovanni Colonna di
Carbognano was made
Cardinal Deacon of SS.
Cosma e Damiano. For many years, Cardinal...
- century.
Farnese spent most of her
later years governing the
castle of
Carbognano,
previously a
property which Alexander had
given to her husband. She died...
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Laura Orsini, Lady of
Carbognano (Rome, 30
November 1492 - Rome, 1530) was an
Italian noblewoman,
daughter of
Giulia Farnese and, presumably, of her lover...
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Giovanni Colonna (died 28
January 1245) was a
cardinal of the
Catholic Church.
Giovanni was a
member of the
Roman noble family of Colonna. His
father was...
- (Armenian: Կոմիտաս Քէօմիւրճեան) (c. 1656- 5
November 1707),
known as
Cosma de
Carbognano, was a
priest of the
Armenian Apostolic Church and
later a
convert to...
- wife's
adultery with Rodrigo,
Orsino was
granted mayorship of the city of
Carbognano.
Rodrigo Borgia took the
papal throne in
August 1492 as
Alexander VI,...
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eventually see the
Barberini merge with the
Colonna family. In 1728, the
Carbognano branch (Colonna di Sciarra) of the
Colonna family added the name Barberini...
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Pistoia (1193–1210)
Giovanni da
Ferentino (1212–1217)
Giovanni Colonna di
Carbognano (1217–1245)
Ancher Pantaleon (1262–1286)
Pedro Gómez de
Barroso (1327–1341)...
- in 1647. He was from the
French consulate in Egypt. Another,
Cosmo of
Carbognano, from the
Naples emb****y,
published in Latin: The
Principles of Turkish...
