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Pietrina Francone was a 15th-century
Italian noblewoman from the
Francone family in Apulia. Her
father was
Oliviero Francone, an
Aragonese officer in Lecce...
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After her death,
around the 1440s,
Arianiti married Italian noblewoman Pietrina Francone, with whom he went on to have five more children. One of his daughters...
- Potenza,
Acerenza and Matera,
Italy (May 2005)
edited by
Ariel S.
Lewin and
Pietrina Pellegrini with the aid of
Zbigniew T.
Fiema and
Sylvain Janniard. ISBN 978-1-4073-0161-7...
- he had
eight daughters.
After her death,
Gjergj Arianiti married Lady
Pietrina Francone,
daughter of the
Italian noble Oliver Francone. The
couple had...
- Potenza,
Acerenza and Matera,
Italy (May 2005)
edited by
Ariel S.
Lewin and
Pietrina Pellegrini with the aid of
Zbigniew T.
Fiema and
Sylvain Janniard. ISBN 978-1-4073-0161-7...
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illusionary painting.
Monte Carlo Art Edition. ISBN 978-3-00-027990-4. Rubanu,
Pietrina (1998).
Murales politici della Sardegna : guida, storia, percorsi. M****ari...
- 1999, p. 139 Hazlitt, William. The
classical Gazetteer (1851), p. 297.
Pietrina Anello. "I
Sicani nel IV
secolo a.C.". Atti del
convegno di
studi su Diodoro...
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Mosezzo and Nibbia—and
three hamlets—Cascinazza, San
Stefano and
Torre San
Pietrina (San
Pietro Mosezzo's
industrial park). The
Canale Cavour flows across...
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Arianiti Komneni, son of
prince and
military leader Gjergj Arianiti and
Pietrina Francone, an
Italian noblewoman. Like most
medieval Albanian nobility,...
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David (2007). "Jews, Rats, and the
Battle of Yarmūk". In
Ariel S. Lewin;
Pietrina Pellegrini (eds.). The Late
Roman Army in the Near East from Diocletian...
