- The
Pepoli family was an
Italian aristocratic banking family of Bologna, in
northern Italy. They were
lords of the city for
thirteen years in the fourteenth...
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composer had
become friends. The
music was set to a
libretto by
Count Carlo Pepoli, an
Italian émigré poet whom
Bellini had met at a
salon run by the exile...
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Count Carlo Pepoli (22 July 1796 – 7
December 1881) was an
Italian politician and journalist. He was also
acclaimed as a poet, his most well-known work...
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Alessandro Pepoli (1757–1796), was an
Italian librettist and
writer of tragedies. Born in Venice,
Pepoli sought to be
considered a
literary rival to Italian...
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Sicily and is
descended from the
ancient nobility of Bologna.
Related to the
Pepoli family of Bologna, the family's
noble ancestry dates back over 800 years...
- The
Museo regionale Agostino Pepoli is an art,
archaeology and
local history museum in Trapani. It is one of the most
important museums in Sicily. Established...
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Benedetto Val di Sambro–Castiglione dei
Pepoli (Italian:
Stazione di San
Benedetto Val di Sambro–Castiglione dei
Pepoli) is a
railway station in San Benedetto...
- The
Palazzo Pepoli Campogrande, also
known as
Palazzo Pepoli Nuovo, is a
Baroque style palace on Via
Castiglione 7 in
central Bologna,
region of Emilia-Romagna...
- dei
Pepoli (BO)" [The
Cotoletta alla
Bolognese or the
heretical "Petroniana" by
Lucia Antonelli -
Taverna del
Cacciatore -
Castiglion dei
Pepoli (BO)]...
- dei
Pepoli (BO)" [The
Cotoletta alla
Bolognese or the
heretical "Petroniana" by
Lucia Antonelli -
Taverna del
Cacciatore -
Castiglion dei
Pepoli (BO)]...
