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Diodati or
Deodati is a
family name. The
Diodati were a
patrician family from Lucca. In Lucca, in the
sixteenth century, they
commissioned the sculptor...
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Giovanni Diodati or
Deodati (3 June 1576 – 3
October 1649) was a Genevan-born
Italian Calvinist theologian and translator. His
translation of the Bible...
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Andrea Deodati, O.S.B (1629–1713) was a
Roman Catholic prelate who
served as
Archbishop of
Rossano (1697–1713).
Andrea Deodati was born in Castellane...
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refused his courtship. Thus in 1692 a new governor,
Roelof Deodati, was appointed. In 1693
Deodati exiled the
French Protestant François
Leguat and five of...
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Roelof Diodati (Dordrecht, 28 July 1658 – Batavia, 10
March 1723) was a
governor of
Dutch Mauritius in the late 17th century.
Diodati was from Swiss-Italian...
- industries, such as supermarkets. Saint-Dié (Lat. Deodatum, Theodata, S.
Deodati Fanum) is
named for
Saint Deodat. A holy man who was
known as "le bonhomme"...
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political economist Luigi Luzzatti,
later Prime Minister of Italy;
Edoardo Deodati,
senator of the
Kingdom of
Italy and vice-president of the
province of...
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commonly abbreviated to VOC)
settlement on Mauritius. He
followed Roelof Deodati as the de
facto Dutch governor on
November 25, 1703. On
November 15, 1707...
- Preceded by
Hubert Hugo
Governor of
Mauritius 1677–1692 Succeeded by
Roelof Deodati...
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Leguat (1708)
found "wild ducks" to be
already rare. In 1696,
governor Deodati mentioned the
species for the last time to be extant. On Réunion, the species...
