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Raimondo Cunich (January 17, 1719 –
November 22, 1794) was a
Latin and Gr****
humanist from Dubrovnik,
Republic of
Ragusa (modern-day Croatia).
Cunich was born...
- (1889–1944),
politician Dinko Zlatarić (1558–1613), poet and
translator Raimondo Cunich (1719–1794),
humanist Ljudevit Vuličević (1839–1916),
Serbian writer and...
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Stirling Prize". BBC News. 13
October 2022.
Retrieved 13
October 2022.
Cunich, Peter; Hoyle, David; Duffy, Eamon; Hyam,
Ronald (1994). A
History of Magdalene...
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Sleepers are
symbolically replaced by
lovers Lisetta Moscato and
Mario Cunich, who were
killed in
their nuptial bed by an ********in
hired by Lisseta's...
- FBA FRSL FLSW 2020–: Sir
Christopher Greenwood "Appointment of a Master".
Cunich, Hoyle,
Duffy and Hyam (1994). A
History of
Magdalene College, Cambridge...
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Archaeology Archived 2016-03-11 at the
Wayback Machine Jason R. Ali,
Peter Cunich, "The
orientation of churches: Some new evidence" in The
Antiquaries Journal...
- 1680-1780.
Guilford Press. p. 206. ISBN 9781572303652.
Jason R. Ali and
Peter Cunich. "The
Church East and West:
Orienting the
Queen Anne Churches, 1711-34"...
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order did not
return to
England until 1861 and
finally closed in 2011.
Cunich,
Peter (2008). "Palmer,
Katherine (d. 1576),
abbess of Syon".
Oxford Dictionary...
- Statistics: ONS.
Office for
National Statistics.
Retrieved 18
August 2014.
Cunich,
Peter (2008). "Palmer,
Katherine (d. 1576),
abbess of Syon".
Oxford Dictionary...
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March 2021. (Subscription or UK
public library membership required.)
Cunich,
Peter (2008). "Palmer,
Katherine (d. 1576),
abbess of Syon".
Oxford Dictionary...
