- Marche. The bank was a
subsidiary of
Intesa Sanpaolo.
Banca Popolare Pesarese was
found in Pesaro,
Marche in 1875, at that time a
cooperative bank. In...
-
component of Emilian-Romagnol
continuum Urbinate dialect Montefeltrin dialect Pesarese dialect Fanese dialect Senigallia dialect Conero Gallo-Italic dialects...
- condottieridiventura.it (in Italian)
Francesco Ambrogiani. Vita di
Giovanni Sforza: (1466–1510). // Società
pesarese di
studi storici, 2009 –
Pesaro (Italy) – 437 pages...
- z'nèr.
Riminese (Romagnol) (Léa) la ciùd sémpre la fnèstra prèima ad z'né.
Pesarese (Gallo-Piceno) Lìa la chiód sénpre la fnèstra préma d' ć'nè.
Fanese (Gallo-Piceno)...
- (2019).
Istituzioni locali e
processi riformatori. La "linea
riformista pesarese" e la
sindacatura di
Giorgio Tornati (1978-1987). Roma:
BraDypUS Communicating...
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January 2024. "Valentino: "Macché Brad Pitt, mi
sento solo un
ragazzo pesarese"" [Valentino: "No way Brad Pitt: I just feel like a boy from Pesaro"]....
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Roberto Malatesta, a
Catholic zealot inadequate for the position. The
Pesarese line of the
Malatestas tried, in fact, to take
advantage of his weakness...
- can
admire some
motorbikes "symbol" of the over 100-year
history of the
Pesarese house,
photographs of riders,
technicians and
characters who gave lustre...
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Cavedone Bartolomeo Schedoni Francesco Gessi (1558–1649)
Simone Cantarini (Il
Pesarese) (1612–1648)
Carlo Cignani (1628–1719)
Giovanni Antonio Burrini Giovanni...
- 200 pupils. His most
distinguished pupil was
Simone Cantarini,
named Il
Pesarese, who
painted the
portrait of his
master now in the
Bolognese Gallery. Reni's...
