- João
Parvi (Latin:
Ioannes Parvi or
Ioannes Pettit), also
known as D. João de Évora (1480 - 29
November 1546) was a French-Portuguese prelate.
Parvi was...
- Look up
parvis in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
parvis or
parvise is the open
space in
front of and
around a
cathedral or church,
especially when...
- Paul
Parvis is a
British Patristic scholar and
Lecturer in
Patristics at the
University of Edinburgh. He is
known for his
works on
early Christianity....
- Sara
Parvis is a
British Patristic scholar and
Senior Lecturer in
Patristics at the
University of Edinburgh. She is
known for her
works on
early Christianity...
-
Parvis is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Paul
Parvis,
British Patristic scholar Sara
Parvis,
British Patristic scholar Parviz This...
-
Parvis may
refer to:
Parvise Parvīz,
Persian name
Parvis (surname) This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Parvis. If an internal...
- Drake's
heraldic achievement and coat of arms
contains the motto, Sic
Parvis Magna,
which means: "Great
achievements from
small beginnings". A hand coming...
- Notre-Dame,
considering them idolatrous. The fountain [fr] in Notre-Dame's
parvis was
added in 1625 to
provide nearby Parisians with
running water. Since...
- The
Parvis Notre-Dame –
Place Jean-Paul II is a city
square in Paris, France.
Located in the city's 4th arrondis****t on the
eastern half of the Île de...
- the
winged or
swift horse in
Turkic mythology Shabdiz horse of
khosrow parvi, shah of Iran Rakhsh,
horse of Rostam, the
great Iranian champion Qianlima...