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Giuseppina Catanea, OCD (18
February 1894 - 14
March 1948) was an
Italian Catholic professed member of the
Discalced Carmelites and who ****umed the religious...
- late-Mannerist and early-Baroque
periods also
known as
Isabella Catanea Parasole and
Isabetta Catanea Parasole. She was
active in Rome in the late
sixteenth and...
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ballerina Giuseppina Brambilla (1819–1903),
Italian contralto Giuseppina Catanea (1894–1948),
Italian nun
Giuseppina Cirulli (born 1959),
Italian hurdler...
- crucifix[citation needed]
Giuseppe Oddi
Capuchin habit[citation needed]
Giuseppina Catanea Discalced Carmelite habit[citation needed]
Giuseppina Gabriella Bonino...
- Beatified: 27
April 2008 by
Cardinal José
Saraiva Martins, C.M.F.
Giuseppina Catanea (rel. name:
Maria Giuseppina of
Jesus Crucified) (1894–1948), Professed...
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Margaretha Flesch (1826–1906)
Marta Anna
Wiecka (1874–1904)
Giuseppina Catanea (1894–1948) Khalīl al-Haddād (1875–1954)
Josefa Stenmanns (1852–1903) Luigia...
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Quadrato 1970, Milano, pp. 487. Catalog,
Cinque momenti pittorici :
Luisa Catanea, Carlomonti,
Quirino Cervelli,
Gabriele Patriarca,
Carlo Speranza / a cura...
- The most
excellent and
pleasant Metaphoricall History of
Pesistratus and
Catanea. The only
known copy of the
latter work,
which was
quoted by
Henry Todd...
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Palau (1811–1872)
Francisco de
Paula Tarin Arnau (1847–1910)
Giuseppina Catanea (1894–1948)
Josefa Naval Girbés (1820–1893)
Philip Rinaldi (1856–1931)...
