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Leonardo Emilio Comici (21
February 1901 – 19
October 1940) was an
Italian mountain climber and caver. He made
numerous ascents in the
Eastern Alps, particularly...
- I
Gelosi (Italian: [i dʒeˈloːzi, -oːsi]; lit. 'the
Zealous Ones') was an
Italian acting troupe that
performed commedia dell'arte from 1569 to 1604. Their...
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create proprio in quel periodo.
Pochi anni dopo
nacquero le YTPMV,
video comici con
remix di
musiche e
scene di film, anime,
videogiochi o talk-show, spesso...
- Becker's
death by
Marquardt and Mommsen. Becker's
other treatises include De
Comicis Romanorum Fabulis, a
treatise on
Roman dramatic poetry (1837); De Romae...
- the
French Parliament. The term
vagabondi was used in
reference to the
comici, and
remains a
derogatory term to this day (vagabond). This was in reference...
- sfottò. ...
Pensa quanti pretesti satirici si
offrirebbero se solo quei
comici del "Biberon"
volessero prendere in
esame il modo in cui
questi personaggi...
- on 15 June 2012.
Retrieved 17
December 2010. Arcaini,
Roberta (1995). "I
comici dell'Arte a Milano: accoglienze, sospetti, riconoscimenti". In Cascetta...
- in 1983 the
comprehensive edition of the Gr****
Comic Dramatists,
Poetae Comici Graeci (PCG).
Volumes published up to 2001
provide some 4,500
pages of surviving...
- Cima Grande, Dolomites);
origin of the term is
often attributed to
Emilio Comici who said: "I wish some day to make a route, and from the
summit let fall...
- face of the Cima
Grande di Lavaredo, in the Dolomites, by
climbing the
Comici-Dimai route. His
record was 46
minutes and 30 seconds. On 12 June 2023,...
