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Zondadari is an
Italian surname. It may
refer to:
Antonio Felice Zondadari (1740-1832),
Italian cardinal and
Archbishop of
Siena not to be
confused with...
- Fra' Marc'Antonio
Zondadari (26
November 1658 − 16 June 1722), from Siena, was the 65th
Prince and
Grand Master of the
Order of
Malta (known also as the...
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Antonio Felice Zondadari, also
known as
Anton Felice Chigi Zondadari (14
January 1740 – 13
April 1823) was an
Italian prelate of the
Catholic Church....
- June 1722,
three days
after the
death of his
predecessor Marc'Antonio
Zondadari. On 20
September 1722,
Vilhena took
possession of the city of Mdina. He...
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Master Perellós, who sent his emissary, the
Great Prior Marc'Antonio
Zondadari, to the
Court of Rome to
forward complaints about the incident. During...
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together with Marc'Antonio
Zondadari (who
would later become Grand Master of the
Order of St John).
Troisi was
patronised by
Zondadari's successor, António Manoel...
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consecration of the
church was
celebrated only in 1722 by
Cardinal Antonfelice Zondadari. The church's
entrance now
faces on to the
Rococo Place of San Ig****o...
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Alessandro Algardi. The
funerary monument of
Grand Master Marc'Antonio
Zondadari (died 1722),
nephew of Pope
Alexander VII, is
located close to the main...
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Three Cities. City
status granted in 1722 by
Grand Master Marc'Antonio
Zondadari.
Mdina Città
Notabile (Notable City) 292
Capital city from
antiquity to...
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Engagement against Ottoman pirates. 64/65
Prince and
Grand Master Marc'Antonio
Zondadari 1720–1722 65/66
Prince and
Grand Master António
Manoel de
Vilhena 1722–1736...
