- Vito
Giuseppe Millico,
called "Il
Moscovita" (19
January 1737 – 2
October 1802), was an
Italian soprano castrato, composer, and
music teacher of the 18th...
- (Geoffroy, 1785)
Tenthredopsis macedonica Cingovski, 1958
Tenthredopsis moscovita (Ed. André, 1881)
Tenthredopsis n****ata (Linnaeus, 1767) Tenthredopsis...
- that
Tradescant found an
exceedingly rare
plant which he
named "Rosa
moscovita" (which is now
known as Rosa acicularis) and
brought back to London. The...
- the east
there is "Vkraine or the land of Don Cossacks, who are
subject to Muscovy" (Vkraina
overo Paese de
Cosacchi Tanaiti Soggetti al
Moscovita)....
- Gluck's
opera Orfeo ed
Euridice in 1762
Giuseppe Millico,
called "Il
Moscovita" (1737–1802),
soprano castrato,
known for his ****ociation with the composer...
- www.e-democracy.md.
Retrieved 2025-01-30.
admin (2008-10-09). ""Casa
moscovită" a lui
Valeri Klimenko".
Ziarul de Gardă (in Romanian).
Retrieved 2025-01-30...
-
million USD for
information about the
activities of Ionov. "La conexión
moscovita del 'procés' con los
hackers rusos". El
Mundo (in Spanish). 4 October...
- the
Neapolitan Republic (1660). His most
important novel, Il
Demetrio moscovita (1639),
recounts False Dmitry I's rise to
power and
tragic death. Bisaccioni...
- part (teutònic, anglosaxó, polonès, danès, noruec, víking, lituà, suec,
moscovita) (Empires at war,
second part (Teutonic, Anglosaxon, Polish, Danish, Norwegian...
-
Retrieved 25
September 2015. Ben Mordechai, Y.; Cohen, R.; Gerling, D.;
Moscovita, E. (1978). "The
biology of
Xylocopa pubescens Spinola (Hymenoptera: Anthophoridae)...
