Definition of Pandone. Meaning of Pandone. Synonyms of Pandone

- Maria Addolorata (Castelpetroso) Venafro Cathedral Castle Pandone (Venafro) Castle Pandone (Cerro al Volturno) Abbey of Santa Maria del Carmelo (Roccavivara)...
- Cavalli, e à buon Cavalerizzo s'appartiene". 1562. "I cavalli di Enrico Pandone nel Castello di Venafro". Bennett, Deb. "The Spanish Mustang: The Origin...
- the old town, of Roman origin, enclosed by walls and dominated by Castle Pandone, and new town that has several newly developed neighborhoods. The old town...
- Pando the Rapacious (Italian: Pandone il Rapace; died 862 or 863) was the second son of Landulf I of Capua and brother of Lando I. When his father died...
- Sprondasino, Civitanova del Sannio Castello Monforte, Campob****o Castello Pandone, Venafro Castello Svevo, Termoli Province of Alessandria Castello dei Paleologi...
- Latinised name as a pupil of Pomponius Laetus. He studied also with Porcelio Pandone (1405–1485) and Gaspar Veronese. Sabellicus became professor of eloquence...
- western wing, the ground floor and the first floor. In 1564, Count Vincenzo Pandone resumed rebuilding the structure; the work was then continued in 1642 by...
- believed to have designed and executed funerary monuments of Galeazzo Pandone in the Church of San Domenico Maggiore and of Andrea Bonifacio Cicaro in...
- real figures of 15th-century Naples: Melcior de Pando being based on the Pandone counts of Venafro, Boca de Far on the knight Bucca di Faro. Abel Soler...
- for discovering and transcribing many historical do****ents. Porcellio Pandone was born in Naples at the turn of the 15th century but educated in Rome...