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Madonna De
Surdis is a silver-gilt
altarpiece from the 1380s.
Though the
artist remains unknown, it is
believed to have been
created in a
Venetian workshop...
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Giovanni de
Surdis Cacciafronte (1125 - 16
March 1184) was an
Italian Roman Catholic priest and
bishop from the
Order of
Saint Benedict. He
served as the...
- John de
Surdis (Hungarian: De
Surdis János, Italian:
Giovanni de
Surdis; died 1378) was an Italian-born
Hungarian prelate in the 14th century. He served...
- the same
thing A
legal principle forbidding double jeopardy. non
canimus surdis,
respondent omnia silvae we sing not to the deaf; the
trees echo
every word...
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mainly non-tribals
belonging to the
Dalit and
backward communities such as
Surdis, Doms, Dusadh, Kurmi, Koiri, Gowala, and Teli into its fold.
However Soren's...
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Dirga bin
Surdi (born 11 July 1999) is a
Malaysian professional footballer who
plays as a
winger for
Malaysia A1 Semi-Pro
League club PT Athletic.. "'When...
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faunistic and
stratigraphic data. Geo. Alp, 2, 71-76. Petruso, D., Sara, M.,
Surdi, G., & Masini, F. (2011). Le
faune a
mammiferi della Sicilia tra il Tardiglaciale...
- the same
thing A
legal principle forbidding double jeopardy. non
canimus surdis,
respondent omnia silvae we sing not to the deaf; the
trees echo
every word...
- (archbishop 1358) Tamás (Thomas)
Telegdi (archbishop 1367) János (John) De
Surdis (archbishop 1376)
Demeter (archbishop 1378) János (John)
Kanizsai (primate...
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allegedly constructed by the high
priest 'Abdāl
during the
reign of King
Sūrdī,
possibly Darius I. He
notes that the Jews
later "demolished the
altar and...
