- variation,
Marchigiano is
divided into two main areas: The
dialect of
Ancona (
Anconitano), to
which the
dialects of Osimo, Jesi and
Fabriano also belong. The dialect...
-
Giovanni Peruzzini (1629–1694) was an
Italian painter of the Baroque. His father,
Domenico Peruzzini was also a painter.
Giovanni was born in Ancona, and...
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later Bishop of Cava (Italy) (1408–1419)
Giovanni (1408–1414)
Francesco Anconitano (1414–1419)
Marco da
Teramo (29
December 1418 –
death 1439); previously...
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surviving texts were printed:
Epigrammata reperta per Illyri**** a
Kyriaco Anconitano (Rome, 1664),
Cyriaci Anconitani nova
fragmenta notis illustrata, (Pesaro...
- (Marchigià) (spoken in the
central part of Marche) Maceratese-Fermano
Anconitano Southern Italian (Southern
Italian - Far
Southern Italian]]) Southern...
- Rome, 1704 (pls. CXI-CXX) is
titled "Opera di
Francesco Maria Nocchieri Anconitano".
Lilian H. Zirpolo, "Christina of Sweden's
Patronage of Bernini: The...
- to
study law, but then went to
study painting in
Turin with
Peruzzini Anconitano, who had
trained with
Simone Cantarini. He
travels with
Viterbi to Bologna...
- et Reverendiss.
Domino D.
Ioanne Nicolao ...
Cardinali de Comitibvs,
Anconitano Episcopo ...
habita die 4. & 5.
Novembris M. DC.
LXXIV (in Latin). Ancona:...
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Marca Anconitana, & in
detto regno accaduti. Di
Giuliano Saracini nobile anconitano e
canonico decano della catedrale". R. Pico, Appendice, 1642, 92-93. Rivista...
- III: Acta et
diplomata res
graecas italasque illustrantia e
tabulariis Anconitano, Florentino, Melitensi, Taurinensi, Veneto, Vindobonensi. Vienna: Karl...
