- The
scudo (pl.
scudi) was the name for a
number of
coins used in
various states in the
Italian peninsula until the 19th century. The name, like that of...
- The
scudo (plural
scudi) is the
official currency of the
Sovereign Military Order of
Malta and was the
currency of
Malta during the rule of the Order...
- The
Roman scudo (plural:
scudi romani) was the
currency of the
Papal States until 1866. It was
subdivided into 100
baiocchi (singular: baiocco), each...
- the age of 85 he was
retired by Pope Pius IX with a
monthly pension of 30
scudi. Bugatti's
career in
charge of
executions began when he was 17
years old...
- on 28 July 1826 and was
completed in 1838. The
construction cost 40,150
scudi and 76 baiocchi. On 5
February 1838, the
church was
solemnly consecrated...
-
apprentice Francesco Melzi, and was
supported by a
pension totalling 10,000
scudi. At some point,
Melzi drew a
portrait of Leonardo; the only
others known...
- 1978-10-03 2
Scudi Reproduction of 5
Scudi gold coin of 1978 with bust of Fra'
Angelo Order of
Malta 1982-05-08 20th
anniversary of
election 2
Scudi Coat-of-arms...
- 1739 and 1746 and was
named after the
Grand Master. He died in 1741. 2
scudi coin of GM Despuig, 1738
Despuig Bastion,
Mdina Pascual,
Eduardo Ramos (2013)...
- the
Republic of San
Marino to
continue to
issue gold
coins denominated in
Scudi (the
legal value of 1 gold
Scudo is 37.50 euros).
Gambling is
legal and...
-
contributed 2100
scudi for
construction of the church. The
Bishop of Malta,
Publio Maria Sant,
donated 4731
scudi, and
another 1000
scudi were raised. By...
