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Dionisie Eclesiarhul, also
spelled Ecleziarhul, Eclisiarchul, or
Eclesiarcul ("the Ecclesiarch", born
Dumitru or Dimitrie, also
credited as
Dionisie din...
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Dionisie Fotino (Gr****:
Dionysios Foteinos, 1769–1821) was a
Wallachian historian and high
ranking civil servant of Gr**** origin. Born in Patras, Fotinos...
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Dionisie Alexandru Ghermani (July 29, 1922 – July 5, 2009) was a professor, writer, philanthropist, and
political activist.
Dionisie Alexandru Ghermani...
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Dionisie de
Munchensi (born
Dionisie de
Anesty in the
early 13th century; died
between 1293 and 1304) was the
second wife of
landowner Warin de Munchensi...
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Fotino or
Foteino may
refer to:
Dionisie Fotino (1769–1821), a
Wallachian historian Mihai Fotino (1930–2014), a
Romanian actor Mișu
Fotino (1886-1970)...
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Dionysus (Romanian: Sărmanul Dionis,
originally spelled Sermanul Dionisie; also
translated as
Wretched Dionysus or The
Sorrowful Dionis) is an 1872...
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Dionisie, in Djuvara, p. 17, in Giurescu, p. 107
Dionisie, in Djuvara, p. 18 Caragea, p. 85;
Dionisie, in Djuvara, p. 19; Giurescu, p. 107
Dionisie,...
- (1688) Coat of arms
under Constantin Brâncoveanu (1700) Coat of arms
under Dionisie Eclesiarhul (1795) Seal used by John
George Caradja (1812) With an area...
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Alexandru Dionisie Vlasie (born 28
February 1990) is a
Romanian professional footballer who
plays as a
goalkeeper for
Foresta Șendreni. "Bine ai revenit...
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Dionisije Novaković (Serbian: Дионисије Новаковић, Romanian:
Dionisie Novacovici; ca. 1705 – 8
December 1767) was a
Serbian Orthodox bishop in the Habsburg...
