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Copertino (Italian pronunciation: [koperˈtiːno];
historical English: Cupertino; Salentino:
Cupirtinu [kʊpɪɾˈtiːnʊ]), also
known in
English as Cupertino...
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Joseph of
Cupertino (
Copertino), OFM Conv. (Italian:
Giuseppe da
Copertino; 17 June 1603 – 18
September 1663) was an
Italian Conventual Franciscan friar...
- The
Copertino Castle (Italian:
Castello di
Copertino) is a
castle in Apulia,
southern Italy. It is
located in the
eponymous city of
Copertino,
north of...
- The
Theory and
Practice of Fencing. Also see liement, flanconade, and
copertino below. An
envelopment is
conducted by
starting in a line and then completing...
- Born on
January 1424 in
Copertino (in
southern Apulia),
Isabella was the
elder daughter of
Tristan de Clermont,
Count of
Copertino, and
Caterina Orsini Del...
- province, by the
Ionian Sea. The muni****lity
borders with
Avetrana (TA),
Copertino, Galatina, Galatone, Leverano,
Porto Cesareo,
Salice Salentino and Veglie...
- and is
buried in the family's Chapel, the
Cappella di San Marco, at
Copertino Castle.
Giulio Cesare,
younger son of Uberto,
succeeded his
brother Don...
- a
member of the
French family of Clermont-Lodève, who
became Count of
Copertino as part of her dowry. She and
Tristan had two daughters:
Isabella of Clermont...
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Beatrice Rana (born 22
January 1993) is an
Italian pianist. Born in
Copertino, Rana
began studying piano at the age of 4 and made her
orchestral debut...
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Bartholomew "Tristan" de Clermont-Lodève (1380 – c. 1432),
Count of
Copertino, was a French-born
knight who
married Catherine Orsini del Balzo, youngest...
