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Elizabeth More was the
second child of
Thomas More and his
first wife, Jane
Colte (1488-1511).
Margaret (later Roper; 1505-1544) was the eldest;
Cecily (later...
- Text (IT) Il
trionfo | Text (IT)
Vineam quam
plantavit | Text (IT) Le più
colte | Text (IT)
Ecclesiam a Jesu
Christo | Text (IT)
Apostolic Prefecture of...
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built in the mid-15th
century and
occupied by the
Colte family.
Thomas More
married one of the
Colte daughters and
visited Nether Hall
during their courtship...
- Le più
colte (literally, "the most cultured") was an
apostolic letter issued by Pope Pius VII in the
first year of his
pontificate (1801) in the form...
- (in Italian),
Access date: 14 June 2022 Nell'harem
delle donne forti e
colte, La Repubblica,
Irene Bignardi, 23
maggio 1999 (in Italian)
Harem Suare...
- face the
economic crisis in the
Papal States with the motu
proprio Le più
colte.
Despite this, the
export of
national corn was
forbidden to
ensure the food...
-
Cecily More was the
third child of
Thomas More and his
first wife, Jane
Colte (1488-1511).
Margaret (later Roper; 1505–1544) was the eldest; followed...
- "Dovendosi per tali
insegnamenti (scuole inferiori)
adoperare fra le
lingue più
colte quella che è meno
lontana dal
materno dialetto ed a un
tempo la più corrispondente...
- Whitelocke, a
London merchant, by Joan Brockhurst, widow,
daughter of John
Colte of
Little Munden, Hertfordshire. He was
educated from 1575 at
Merchant Taylors'...
- the
Compagnia di
Santa Caterina della Notte and of
Santa Maria sotto le
colte. The
ravaged sculptures by
Jacopo della Quercia from the
Fonte Gaia are...
