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Jacomo Barbarigo was a
Venetian commentator and also the
governor of Morea.
During the 15th century, he
wrote a
series of
dispatches pertaining to the...
- Lake
Jacomo /dʒəˈkoʊmoʊ/ is a 970-acre (3.9 km2)
freshwater reservoir located near Blue
Springs in
Jackson County, Missouri. It is
located in the 7,809-acre...
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Matheus Menezes Jácomo (born 12
January 1991) is a
Brazilian former footballer who pla**** as a defender. Matheus's
brother Felipe Menezes is also a footballer...
- Fr.
Giacomo Fenicio (1558 - 1632), also
known as
Arthunkal Veluthachan,
Jacomo Fenicio or
Jacob Fenicio was an
Italian Jesuit priest, scholar, theologian...
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pension from the state. He is
known to have
joined the
fraternal order of San
Jacomo by 1453 and
presumably died
around that date.
Taccola left
behind two treatises...
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Felipe Menezes Jácomo (born 20
January 1988),
known as
Felipe Menezes, is a
Brazilian professional footballer who
plays as an
attacking midfielder for...
- doi:10.1111/jzo.12558. Foster, V.C.; Sarmento, P.; Sollmann, R.; Tôrres, N.;
Jácomo, A.T.; Negrões, N.; Fonseca, C. & Silveira, L. (2013). "Jaguar and Puma...
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auction in France,
unaware that the car was
bought by M****ille
crime boss
Jacomo Morier. Morier's men
capture them when they try to sell the car and take...
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Yakub Ukrainian: Яків (Yakiv) Urdu: جیمز (James), یعقوب (Yaqoob) Venetian:
Jàcomo, Jàco Walloon: Djåke Welsh: Iago, Siâms Yiddish: יעקב (Yankev/Yankiff),...
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Jakubina and Żaklina (fem.)
Portuguese – Jacó, Iago, Tiago, Thiago, Diogo,
Jácomo,
Jaime Punjabi – ਯਾਕੂਬ ਨੇ (Yākūba nē)
Romanian – Iacob,
Iacov Romansh: Giacun...
