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Count Luigi Ferdinando Marsili (or
Marsigli, Lat. Marsilius; 10 July 1658 – 1
November 1730) was an
Italian scholar and
natural scientist, who also served...
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Giuseppe Marsigli (fl. 1677 – c. 1727) was an
Italian tenor. He
studied singing in his
native city of Bologna. He was a
tenor in the
choir of the San Petronio...
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Giuseppe Marsigli (Naples, c. 1795 -
circa 1835) was an
Italian painter and engraver. He was a
pupil of
Costanzo Angelini in design,
Giuseppe Cammarano...
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Filippo Marsigli (15
September 1790,
Portici – 8 May 1863, Naples) was an
Italian painter in the
Neoclassic style. He
specialized in
large canvases on...
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Ippolito Marsigli (died 1546) was a
Roman Catholic prelate who
served as
Bishop of
Alife (1541–1546). On 6 Apr 1541,
Ippolito Marsigli was
appointed during...
- the
academy moved again to the
palazzo of
Conte Luigi Ferdinando Marsigli.
Marsigli was a polymath,
widely seen as the
founder of the
sciences of oceanography...
- pp. 178–179. "
Marsigli,
Luigi Ferdinand" . Encyclopædia Britannica. Vol. XV (9th ed.). 1883. p. 575.
Paola Besutti (2002). "
Marsigli [Marsiglio, Marsili]...
- 48,544 deaths.
Compounding this,
desertion (Ottoman
sources and
Luigi Marsigli give a 1/4
desertion of the
Ottoman army) and
disease diminished the Ottoman...
- for Naxos, Tactus,
Brilliant classics and Bongiovanni.
Tenor Giuseppe Marsigli (fl. 1677 – c. 1727) was a
singer in San Petronio's
choir for 50 years...
- Plan of
mines in Banská Štiavnica in
Slovakia (1726) by
Luigi Ferdinando Marsigli, an
illustration of
mining in the pre-modern era....
