- OP (in
French Jean de Paris), also
called Jean
Quidort and
Johannes de
Soardis (c. 1255 –
September 22, 1306), was a
French philosopher, theologian, and...
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Camilla Soardi (active c. 1540), a
gentlewoman of
Casale Monferrato in north-west Italy, was a
Renaissance poet,
identified as a
notable female literary...
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married Federico Prato, a
senator of Monferrato.
Margarita Bobba and
Camilla Soardi, also
female poets of sixteenth-century Casale.
Gioseffantonio Morano, Catalogo...
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Cancer Institute (US), PMID 26389282,
retrieved 2018-11-26
Guaragna MS,
Soardi FC, ****umpção JG,
Zambaldi L,
Cardinalli IA,
Yunes JA, de
Mello MP, Brandalise...
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descended from the
Constantinopolitan warlord Galvano Sordo or
Galvano de
Soardi/Sourdi (Σούρδη, a
family name
still in use
today in Greece, Constantinople...
- Castillo,
Privilegia maiora et prin****liora. Venice: apud
Lazarum de
Soardis, 1504. M. Bihl in
Archivum Franciscanum histori**** vol. 27 (1934) pp. 262-263...
- Jean de
Paris or John of Paris: John of Paris, Jean Quidort, or Jean de
Soardis, 1255-1306,
French philosopher and
Dominican friar Jean Perréal 1455-1530...
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Fulgenzio Alghisi in his
history of Monferrato.
Margarita Balliana and
Camilla Soardi a
Casalese poet of the same milieu.
Gioseffantonio Morano,
Catalogo degli...
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changed to a
follower of Levoli's style, the
nobleman from Rimini,
Ludovico Soardi, (born 1764). In 1964,
further still lifes were discovered, one of these...
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metric maps. See e.g.
Chepoi 1997.
Aronszajn &
Panitchpakdi 1956. Sine 1979;
Soardi 1979. For
additional properties of
injective spaces see Espínola & Khamsi...
