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Mantua (/ˈmæntjuə/ MAN-tew-ə; Italian:
Mantova [ˈmantova] ;
Lombard and Latin: Mantua) is a
comune (muni****lity) in the
Italian region of Lombardy, and...
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Jacquet of
Mantua (Jacques Colebault, dit
Jachet de
Mantoue) (1483 –
October 2, 1559) was a
French composer of the Renaissance, who
spent almost his entire...
- 1797 and
renamed Lonato Cerere 40? -
Captured by
France 1797 and
renamed Mantoue,
captured by
Turkey 1801 (6 frigates) -
Captured and
scuttled by France...
- 2009. Cristóbal de Morales,
Missa de
Beata Virgine.
Ensemble Jachet de
Mantoue. CD
Calliope 9363. Cristóbal de Morales,
Missa mille regretz. Paul McCreesh...
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Italie 13 (or
Italie XIII) is the name of a
large urbanism project in
Paris which started in the 1960s and was
interrupted in the 1970s. Its
purpose was...
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century AD.
National Archaeological Museum,
Naples Detail of the
Apollon de
Mantoue (Louvre) The
Apollo Barberini A
marble sculpture now
identified as Pothos...
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lettres de Bordeaux, Les
Relations de
Francois de Gonzague,
marquis de
Mantoue avec
Ludovic Sforza et
Louis XII.
Notes additionnelles et do****ents, Di...
- 1576: La
somptueuse et
magnifique entrée du roi
Henri III en la cité de
Mantoue. Paris:
Nicolas Chesneau. (Includes a
description of
contemporary Mantua...
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Sensible La
Courageuse La Carrère La
Muiron La
Leoben 30 guns : La
Mantoue La
Montenotte 1 corvette, the 30 gun La
Badine 79
brigs (of
which 5 were...
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Causse (ex-Venetian Vulcano), Justice, of 46 guns, and "Venetian No. 1" –
Mantoue (ex-Venetian Cerere) – also of 26 guns. The
Turks also
received some Turkish...
