- The
Traversari (or
domus Traversariorum,
according to
medieval chroniclers) are a
noble Italian family. The dynasty's
history was
mostly connected to Ravenna...
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Ambrogio Traversari, also
referred to as
Ambrose of
Camaldoli (1386 – 20
October 1439), was an
Italian monk and
theologian who was a
prime supporter of...
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Gabriel Traversari (born
Gabriel Augusto Traversari y
Debayle on
September 7, 1963) is a
Nicaraguan American actor, director, writer, singer, songwriter...
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translation of the book by
Diogenes Laërtius, by the
humanist monk
Ambrogio Traversari in 1443. In The Last
Chronicle of B****t (1867), by
Anthony Trollope,...
- Emperor, and the Pope was able to
subdue it.
After the war of 1218 the
Traversari family was able to
impose its rule in the city,
which lasted until 1240...
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April 2014. Lackner, D. F. (2001). "The
Camaldolese Academy:
Ambrogio Traversari,
Marsilio Ficino and the
Christian Platonic Tradition". In Allen; Rees...
- as son of a
Hungarian king. He was
first married to a widow,
Isabella Traversari, by whom he had a short-lived son
named Stephen. His
second wife was Tomasina...
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aimed at
American Hispanic women,
originally hosted by
Pereda and
Gabriel Traversari,
featuring a mix of
cooking and
entertainment segments. The following...
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Notable people with the name include: St
Ambrose of
Milan St.
Ambrose Traversari, also
referred to as
Ambrose of Camaldoli, (1386–1439),
Italian monk and...
- Gr**** (of
which he knew very little) he had the ****istance of
Ambrogio Traversari. Many of the most
valuable m****cripts in the
Laurentian Library are by...
