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Rainaldo was a 12th-century
architect in Pisa. He is ****umed to be the one who
completed the work on the Pisa
Cathedral started by Buscheto. The attribution...
- 12th
century the
cathedral was
enlarged under the
direction of
architect Rainaldo, who
increased the
length of the nave by
adding three bays
consistent with...
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Rainaldo Cancellieri was a
Roman Catholic prelate who
served as
Bishop of Sant'Angelo dei
Lombardi (1502–1517). On 16
December 1502,
Rainaldo Cancellieri...
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mountains close to Pisa to cut marble. The cut
stones were
given to
Rainaldo Speziale,
worker of St. Francesco. In 1272,
construction resumed under...
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death in 1427, the
partnership took on the
funerary monument of
Cardinal Rainaldo Brancacci, a
Medici ally, at the
church of Sant'Angelo a Nilo in Naples...
- this period.
Several seignors ruled over
Pescara afterwards,
including Rainaldo Orsini,
Louis of Savoy, and
Francesco del Borgo, the
vicar of king Ladislaus...
- The Tomb of
Cardinal Rainaldo Brancacci (or Brancaccio) is a
sculptural work in the
church of Sant'Angelo a Nilo in Naples,
southern Italy,
executed by...
- non-possession of property. She had her Rule
approved by both
Cardinal Rainaldo and Pope
Innocent IV. Clare's
Franciscan theology of
joyous poverty in...
- for the
territories of the
Lower Berzo, Ono and
Cricolo and
Cerveno of
Rainaldo. In July 1404, the town of
Berzo was destro**** by the
Guelphs from the...
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commissioners to hand over
captured French territories to the
papal legate,
Bishop Rainaldo Concoreggi. He was
elected bishop of
Lausanne in the
second half of 1301...
