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Scandiano (Reggiano: Scandiân) is a town and
comune in Emilia-Romagna, in the
northeast part of the
country of Italy, near the city of
Reggio nell'Emilia...
- his epic poem
Orlando innamorato.
Boiardo was born in 1440, at or near,
Scandiano (today's
province of
Reggio Emilia); the son of
Giovanni di
Feltrino and...
- Boiardo, an
aristocratic house holding the
Countdom of
Scandiano Feltrino Boiardo,
Count of
Scandiano (15th century),
father of
Giulia Boiardo; grandfather...
- and ****tozoa, and in
vitro fertilisation.
Spallanzani was born in
Scandiano in the
modern province of
Reggio Emilia to
Gianniccolo Spallanzani and...
- Sorbara,
Lambrusco Salamino di
Santa Croce,
Reggiano Lambrusco,
Colli di
Scandiano e
Canossa Lambrusco,
Modena Lambrusco, and
Lambrusco Mantovano. Throughout...
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Marini (d. Treviso, 1800), whom he
invested with
title of
Marchioness of
Scandiano (only formally,
without any
authentic rule over this land). The French...
- for the
Palazzo dei
Beccherie (1537); in
various rooms of the
Rocca di
Scandiano owned by the
counts Boiardo (whom he portra**** in the late 1530s) he created...
- in 1628. He had
another four brothers, Luigi, Lord of
Montecchio and
Scandiano, Ippolito, Niccolo, and Foresto; as well four sisters, Giulia, Laura,...
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Leonora Sanvitale (Contessa di
Scandiano) (c. 1558–1582) was a
noblewoman and
singer at the Este
court at Ferrara, and
along with her
stepmother Barbara...
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Carrara (1829),
Marquis of
Montecchio (1597,
marquessate in 1569), of
Scandiano (1645) and La
Concordia (1710)
Count palatine of
Novellara (1737) and...
