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Giustiniano Lebano,
alias Sairitis Hus, (14 May 1832 – 1910), also
known as the
wizard of
Torre Annunziata was an
Italian lawyer, patriot, esoterist,...
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Giustiniano Parti****zio (Latin:
Agnellus Iustini**** Particiacus; died 829) was the
eleventh (traditional) or
ninth (historical) Doge of
Venice from...
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Giustiniano Marucco (Italian pronunciation: [dʒustiˈnjaːno maˈrukko]; 22
August 1899 – 24
October 1942) was an
Italian footballer who pla**** as a forward...
- negotiations,
dividing the
kingdom of
Vestfold with his half-brother Olaf.
Giustiniano Parti****zio, doge of Venice, dies
after a 2-year reign, and is succeeded...
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figure for both
egyptian freemasonry and
rosicrucianism in
Italy was
Giustiniano Lebano who held high
offices in the
Memphis Misraim rite and was an influential...
- Agnello, had
appointed him co-doge
while his
brother Giustiniano was away in Constantinople. When
Giustiniano returned,
Agnello was
deposed and Giovanni, who...
- Lino
Moretti in T****ini, p. 743: S.
Lorenzo n. 3.
Francesco Sansovino e
Giustiniano Martinioni [con
aggiunta di],
Venetia città
nobilissima et singolare...
- 1612 (on
Google Books)
reprinted Milan, 1615 (on
Google Books)
Pompeo Giustiniano (1609).
Delle guerre di Fiandra. Antwerp:
Joachim Trognaesius. Chisholm...
- to the
whole household and to the
prior Parti****zio
doges (Agnello
Giustiniano (827–829),
Giovanni I (829–836), Orso I (864–881) and
Giovanni II (881–887)...
- of John the Baptist. The
first church on the site was
founded by Doge
Giustiniano Parti****zio in the
early 9th
century to
house the body of the saint...
