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Gregorius XII; Italian:
Gregorio XII; c. 1327 – 18
October 1417), born
Angelo Corraro, Corario, or Correr, was head of the
Catholic Church from 30
November 1406...
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Gregorio Correr (
Corraro) (1409 – 1464) was an
Italian humanist and
ecclesiastic from Venice. In the last year of his life he was
elected Patriarch of...
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Antonio Correr may
refer to:
Antonio Correr (bishop) (1378–1445),
Italian Roman Catholic bishop Antonio Correr (cardinal) (1359–1445),
Italian Roman Catholic...
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House of
Correr or
Corraro was a
major patrician family in the
history of the
Republic of Venice. The
family belonged to the
Venetian nobility. Said...
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Strike (1982–1988) Jim
Bolla (1988–1996)
LaDonna McClain (1996–1998)
Steve Corraro # (1998)
Regina Miller (1998–2008)
Kathy Olivier (2008–2020)
Lindy La Rocque...
- 2253. ISBN 9781616400743.
Marcellinus Verardus;
Antonio Loschi;
Gregorio Corraro, eds. (2011).
Humanist Tragedies.
Harvard University Press. p. 302. ISBN 9780674057258...
- 2253. ISBN 9781616400743.
Marcellinus Verardus;
Antonio Loschi;
Gregorio Corraro, eds. (2011).
Humanist Tragedies.
Harvard University Press. p. 302. ISBN 9780674057258...
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Avignon Enrico Minutoli (1405–1409)
Pierre Girard (1402–1415)
Angelo Corraro (1415–1417) Bald****are
Cossa (1419)
Antonio Panciera (1431)
Hugues de Lusignan...
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Strike (1982–1988) Jim
Bolla (1988–1996)
LaDonna McClain (1996–1998)
Steve Corraro # (1998)
Regina Miller (1998–2008)
Kathy Olivier (2008–2020)
Lindy La Rocque...
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ignored (help) Nebula, F., Palumbo, R., Morani, G., and
Corraro, F. (2009). "Virtual Air Data
System Architecture for
Space Reentry Applications"...
