Definition of Dragomani. Meaning of Dragomani. Synonyms of Dragomani

- Dragomani is a village in Gabrovo Muni****lity, in Gabrovo Province, in northern central Bulgaria. Guide Bulgaria, Accessed May 24, 2010 v t e...
- Gioia Dragomani (died 1630) was a Roman Catholic prelate who served as Bishop of Pienza (1599–1630) and Bishop of Montepeloso (1592–1596). On 27 November...
- Catholic Church titles Preceded by Gioia Dragomani Bishop of Pienza 1631–1666 Succeeded by Ippolito Borghese Preceded by Giuliano de' Medici Archbishop...
- Preceded by Alessandro Piccolomini Bishop of Pienza 1554–156 Succeeded by Gioia Dragomani Preceded by Alessandro Piccolomini Bishop of Montalcino 1563–1599 Succeeded by...
- Scutari under Kara Mahmud Bushati. 1800: Building of Budak Hoxha Mosque, Dragomani Mosque, Haxhi Ramadani Mosque, Tabakhanës Mosque.[citation needed] 1808:...
- Драгановци - 412 Draganchetata - Драганчетата - 32 Dragievtsi - Драгиевци - 47 Dragomani - Драгомани - 7 Dumnitsi - Думници - 49 Ezeroto - Езерото - 22 Fargovtsi...
- Theodore and his nephew Costantino (son of his brother Georgios) served as dragomani (translators/interpreters) for Ottoman dignitaries visiting Venice. Theodore...
- Montepeloso In office 1578–1592 Predecessor Vincenzo Ferrari Successor Gioia Dragomani Previous post(s) Bishop of Lavello (1561–1578) Personal details Died 1592...
- single room allocated to him by Marcello Campaner in the ‘Palazzetto dei Dragomani’ (Translators’ House) behind the Casa d’Italia. De Mango, who died at...
- (1561–1566) Vincenzo Ferrari (1564–1578) Lucio Maranta (1578–1592 Died) Gioia Dragomani (1592–1596 Resigned) Camillo de Scribani (1596–1600) Hippolytus Manari...