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Catterina Vizzani,
known as
Giovanni Bordoni (1719–1743), was an
Italian person who
became famous after death for
living life as a man,
despite being...
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younger son and only
surviving child of the Aga Khan III and
Cleofe Catterina Teresa "Ginetta" Magliano. His
father was born in Karachi,
British India...
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Caterina ****andra (c. 1590 –
after 1618) was an
Italian composer and
Benedictine nun. In her
surviving motet book,
Motetti a due a tre voci op.2, ****andra...
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Poths and his ****ociate
Hector M. Bayon.
Neapolitans such as Conforti,
Catterina and
Amedeo Salsi were also involved;
Salsi was
named the club's first...
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Caterina Gabrielli (12
November 1730 – 16
February or 16
April 1796), born
Caterina Fatta, was an
Italian coloratura singer. She was the most important...
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Caterina Gattilusio (died
August 1442) was the
second wife of
Constantine XI, the last
Byzantine emperor,
while he was
still Despot of the Morea. She was...
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survived in the score. Most likely, the
title role
Calisto was sung by
Catterina Giani,
whose boat was paid for by the
impresario during rehearsals and...
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Catrine (Swedish)
Catrinel (Romanian) Catrìona (Scottish Gaelic)
Catterina (Italian)
Catuxa (Galician) Caty (Italian)
Ecaterina (Romanian) Eka: Georgian:...
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communities currently under attack. That
makes Butch Heroes worth celebrating."
Catterina Vizzani is one of the
individuals included in
Butch Heroes. He was born...
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impoverished country, the
Ruritanian Kingdom of Taronia,
Princess "Zizzi"
Catterina (Sylvia Sidney)
falls ill with the
mumps and has to be
quarantined for...
