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against the
forces of the new
Kingdom of
Italy in 1870. The
Collegio Teutonico del
Campo Santo replaced the ho****e in 1876 to
receive priests belonging...
- The
Collegio Teutonico (German College),
historically often referred to by its
Latin name
Collegium Germani****, is one of the
Pontifical Colleges of Rome...
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Gardens Santa Maria della Pietà in
Camposanto dei
Teutonici Collegio Teutonico Teutonic Cemetery Mater Ecclesiae Monastery Sant'Egidio in
Borgo Santi...
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world a work of
permanent value".
Schopenhauer condemned what he
called "
Teutonico-Christian stupidity" on
female affairs. He
argued that
women are "by nature...
- Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press. Fuhrmann,
Horst (1994). "Quis
Teutonicos constituit iudices nationum? The
Trouble with Henry". Speculum. 69 (2):...
- lies near the
Vatican City, is
attached and
adjacent to the
Collegio Teutonico, and the
German Teutonic Cemetery in
Vatican City. The site
belonged to...
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against "national chauvinism". In 1923, he was
named rector of the
Collegio Teutonico di
Santa Maria dell'Anima (known
simply as "Anima") in Rome, a theological...
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Presentation of Two
Mosaics from Room 16,
Imperial Palace, Sirmium". In
Teutonico,
Jeanne Marie; Friedman, Leslie; Abed, Aïcha Ben (eds.). The Conservation...
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Paolo Teutonico (1587–1651) was a
Roman Catholic prelate who
served as
Archbishop of
Manfredonia (1649–1651).
Paolo Teutonico was born in 1587 in Nola...
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Alois Hudal, a **** sympathiser, was
rector of the
Pontificio Istituto Teutonico Santa Maria dell'Anima in Rome, a
seminary for
Austrian and
German priests...
