- (Latin:
Anulus piscatoris; Italian:
Anello Piscatorio), also
known as the
Piscatory Ring, is an
official part of the
regalia worn by the pope, who according...
- Théobald Émile Arcambal-
Piscatory (6
April 1800 in
Paris – 18
November 1870 in Paris) was a
French statesman and diplomat. The son of François Hyacinthe...
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lover at the
Congress of Vienna; the two others,
Julie Zulmé and
Antonine Piscatory, were born in 1826 and 1827). When
Talleyrand became French amb****ador...
- The
legend of the Duke of
Wellington at Pau, France,
first appeared in a 1907
publication coinciding with the 65th
anniversary of the
founding of the Pau...
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contributors to Sorrow's Joy (1603). His
pastoral drama, Sicelides, or
Piscatory was
written (1614) for
performance before James I, but only
produced after...
- Cult of Competency" and "Industrial
Management in a Republic". (1771).
Piscatory Eclogues, with
other Poetical Miscellanies of
Phinehas Fletcher. (1778)...
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Myhrberg Karl von Normann-Ehrenfels Hadži-Prodan
Maurice Persat Theobald Piscatory Maxime Raybaud Auguste Regnaud de Saint-Jean d'Angély
Giuseppe Rosaroll...
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Myhrberg Karl von Normann-Ehrenfels Hadži-Prodan
Maurice Persat Theobald Piscatory Maxime Raybaud Auguste Regnaud de Saint-Jean d'Angély
Giuseppe Rosaroll...
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August 1967.
Retrieved 20
September 2015. ****mins,
George M. (2012). The
Piscatory Notebook. Routledge. ISBN 9780415600743. Brecht,
Bertolt (15
April 2015)...
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Great Powers were
personified in
their three legates in Athens:
Theobald Piscatory (France),
Gabriel Catacazy (Russian Empire), and Sir
Edmund Lyons (United...
