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Giovanni Luigi Valesio, also
known as
Giovanni Valesio or
Luigi Valesio, (c. 1583–1633) was an
Italian painter and, most prominently, an
engraver of the...
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Francesco Valesio (14
April 1670 – 17 May 1742) was an
Italian diarist and archeologist.
Francesco Valesio was born in Rome on 14
April 1670, to Carlo...
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books due to the
efforts of
bilingual writers of the
diaspora like
Paolo Valesio,
Alfredo de Palchi, and
Luigi Fontanella. Dr.
Luigi Bonaffini of the City...
- D'Annunzio: The Poet as Superman. New York: Astor-Honor. ISBN 0-8392-1022-1.
Valesio, Paolo.
Gabriele D'Annunzio: The Dark Flame.
Translated by Migiel, Marilyn...
- from the late 6th to
early 5th
centuries BC and
bears the name
Poplios Valesios,
which would be
rendered in
classical Latin as
Publius Valerius. This does...
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cities which minted these early mints were
Valesio, Brindisi, Nardò, Oria, Ugento, Grax and Samadi.
Valesio struck silver coins, Nardò
silver and bronze...
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Paolo Valesio 2010 Book
Prize Paul
Vangelisti The
Position of Things:
Collected Poems 1961–1992 by
Adriano Spatola Jennifer Scappettone,
Paolo Valesio, Lawrence...
- and
Guido Reni and
close to
Lavinia Fontana,
Pietro Faccini,
Giovanni Valesio and
other contemporary artists.
Cesare Rinaldi was born in
Bologna on 12...
- Marianantoni, Luca; Martucci, Vincenzo; Mastroluca, Alessandro; Perrone, Roberto;
Valesio,
Piero (2020).
Gladiatori della terra rossa: Roma e il
grande tennis: storia...
- include: St
Sebastian wounded with St
Fabiano decapitated by
Giovanni Luigi Valesio St John of
Nepomuk by
Paris Porroni ****unta
attributed to
Procaccini St...
