Definition of Manfredina. Meaning of Manfredina. Synonyms of Manfredina

- 18th-century England as a country dance, under the names monfrina, monfreda, and manfredina, being included in Wheatstone's Country Dances for 1810. In Piedmont,...
- No. 91). La Manfredina, a 14th-century monophonic Italian dance in two parts, with the second section designated "La Rotta della Manfredina" (British Library...
- and Principio di Virtu, together with the Lamento di Tristano/Rotta, La Manfredina/Rotta, and one Salterello The Art of Courtly Love, Early Music Consort...
- his will. Nominated executor of this will with the widow of the dead, Manfredina Doria, he was also designated tutor of Chrysoloras' girls. After the completion...
- he was influential in spreading Gr**** letters in the West. He married Manfredina Doria, daughter of Hilario Doria. He was a patron and teacher of fellow...
- daughters of Zampia. Manfredina Doria, married the scholar John Chrysoloras and had children with him. The identity of Manfredina's mother is disputed;...
- return to Constantinople in 1403. Hilario also had a third known daughter, Manfredina, who married John Chrysoloras, though whether she was also a daughter...
- one trotto, one Lamento di Tristano, and the final one is labeled La Manfredina. These are the only known examples of instrumental dance music from Italy...
- not known precisely but his father was Rolando Fregoso and his mother Manfredina Fregoso. His brother Domenico was elected doge in 1370, and his nephew...
- the Republic. Domineco was the son of Rolando di Campofregoso and of Manfredina Fregoso. He was born around 1325 as the last son of a family of six. Like...