- (extinct); the
Attems of Udine; the
Attems of S. Croce; and the
Attems Petzenstein, and that of the
Attems of the Bear (Extinct). The
probable origins date...
- Carl
August Graf Attems-
Petzenstein (13
October 1868 in Graz,
Austria – 19
April 1952 in Vienna) was an
Austrian myriapodologist and
invertebrate zoologist...
-
myriapodologist and
invertebrate zoologist, Carl
August Graf Attems-
Petzenstein in 1898. S.
alampes is
indigenous to Java, Indonesia. "Strongylosoma...
-
Christoph Tausch painted a
Glory of St.
Ignatius in 1721. The
Palazzo Attems Petzenstein (19th century),
designed by Nicolò Pac****i.
Saint Roch's Church. Palazzo...
-
family Spirostreptidae. The
species was
first described by Carl Attems-
Petzenstein in his 1914 "Afrikanische Spirostreptiden" from a
specimen found in Angola...
-
cathedral St Vitus'
tower 1766
Extension of
Ballhausplatz Palazzo Attems Petzenstein in
Gorizia 1784
Josephinum -
designed as the
Academy for
Military Surgeons...
- Waldburg-Zeil-Wurzach (1860–1901), who
married Count Sigismund von Attems-
Petzenstein, and
Countess Elisabeth of
Waldburg zu Zeil-Wurzach (1866–1950), who...
- (1860–1901), who married, as his
second wife,
Count Sigismund von Attems-
Petzenstein, in 1880.
Countess Marie Gabriele Josepha of Waldburg-Zeil-Wurzach (1861–1941)...
- literature. They
included the
Thurn und Taxis, the Lanthieri, the
Attems Petzenstein, the Windischgraetz, the
Coronini Cronberg and the Str****oldo. Furthermore...
-
Pfannhofen and
Wissenau (1613–1683)
married Katharina Barbara von Attems-
Petzenstein Freiherr Georg Siegmund von
Manndorff (1638–1700)
married Countess Anastasia...
