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Giacomo Puteo (1495–1563) was a
Spanish Roman Catholic bishop and cardinal.
Giacomo Puteo was born in
Majorca on 13
February 1495, the son of
noble Antoni...
- Gérôme
showed a
painting entitled Mendacibus et
histrionibus occisa in
puteo jacet alma
Veritas (English: The
nurturer Truth lies in a well,
having been...
- or cistern). An
alternative etymology of
Puteoli derives from the
Latin puteo (to stink),
referring to the
sulfuric fumes in the area, most
notably from...
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Church of
Saint Mary in the
Little Valley Chiesa Nuova,
Santa Maria in
Puteo Albo
Chiesa di
Santa Maria in
Vallicella Facade Click on the map for a fullscreen...
- Jean Duèse,
Pedro Gómez
Barroso [Lützelschwab, pp. 481–482],
Imbertus de
Puteo (Dupuis) [Lützelschwab, pp. 471–472],
Giovanni Colonna,
Pierre Bertrand...
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Collector to
Portugal 1584–1586 Succeeded by
Fabio Biondi Preceded by
Antonio Puteo Apostolic Nuncio to
Emperor 1589–1591 Succeeded by
Camillo Caetani Preceded by...
- Fonte, quod is dies
feriae eius; ab eo tum et in
fontes coronas iaciunt et
puteos coronant).
Festus also
mentions the
rites (sacra). Arnobius,
Adversus Nationes...
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Grand Master of the
Knights Hospitaller (d. 1568)
February 13 –
Giacomo Puteo,
Spanish cardinal (d. 1563)
March 6 –
Luigi Alamanni,
Italian poet and statesman...
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December 1559,
which followed the
death of Pope Paul IV,
along with
Jacopo Puteo (President of the
Inquisition in Rome),
Giovanni Angelo de'
Medici (brother...
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citing Jerome,
Opera omnia, (Migne) vol.1 p. 889: "Atque inde
divertens (a
puteo Jacob)
vidit duodecim patriarcharum sepulcra."
Schenke 1967, p. 168 n.16:...
