- The
Diocese of ****za-Modigliana (Latin:
Dioecesis Faventina-Mutilensis) is a
Latin Church diocese of the
Catholic Church in Italy. It was
created in...
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medieval times, it was
measured to be
located at the
eighth mile of the Via
Faventina (oggi ****tina); this was the
ancien road that lead from ****za across...
- Latin): 1 maii. —
Cathedrali Ecclesiae Mutilanae, ****
Ecclesia cathedrali Faventina ad
personam unitae, E. P. D.
Rogerium Bovelli,
Episcopum Faventinum, qui...
- took over the city gate in
Verona and parti****ted in
single combat in
Faventina.
According to
Procopius (92.19.12), "the
Saracens are by
nature unable...
- Lapi. Messeri, Antonio, ed. (1907).
Chronica breviora aliaque monumenta faventina a
Bernardino Azzurrinio collecta, Vol. 1.
Rerum italicarum scriptores...
- with a
monument from his mother, Hymnis, and
Raius Anteros.
Tettidia Faventina,
dedicated a second-century tomb at
Marruvium in
Samnium for her son,...
-
boost to the
Nevers pottery trade and soon
translated into
Latin as Vasa
Faventina, also in the 1735 Mercure. His
subsequent researches into
local history...
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Binomial name
Lenzites warnieri Mont. &
Durieu (1860)
Synonyms Lenzites faventina Caldesi (1869)
Lenzites reichardtii Schulzer (1880)
Cellularia warnieri...
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Soile Isokoski,
Tommi Hakala, YL Male
Voice Choir. Ondine. Mala Punica.
Faventina: The
liturgical music of
Codex ****za 117.
Ambroisie Historical Marcelle...
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Bernardino (1905).
Antonio Messeri (ed.).
Chronica breviora aliaque monumenta Faventina a
Bernardino Azzurrinio collecta.
Rerum Italicarum Scriptores, XXVIII...
