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through a
complex system of couriers. They are
divided into the
Italian avvisi (Italian: [avˈviːzi]; singular: avviso) and the
German contemporary equivalent...
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Avvisi (initially
Foglio di
notizie ed
avvisi diversi) was a
newspaper published in
Genoa from 1777 to 1797. It
mainly was
composed by
classified advertising...
- the time, the name of
which eventually came to mean "newspaper".
These avvisi were
handwritten newsletters and used to
convey political, military, and...
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circulated at the time as to the
cause of the fight.
Several contemporary avvisi referred to a
quarrel over a
gambling debt and a
pallacorda game, a sort...
- the
monthly notizie scritte,
which cost one gazetta, a
small coin.
These avvisi were
handwritten newsletters and used to
convey political, military, and...
- 2011.
Cisalpine Republic (1798).
Raccolta delle leggi, proclami,
ordini ed
avvisi, Vol 5 (in Italian). Milan:
Luigi Viladini. p. 184.
Frederick C. Schneid...
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Times of Malta, pp. 58–59" (PDF).
Collezione di bandi,
prammatiche ed
altri avvisi ufficiali dal 17
luglio 1784 al 4
ottobre 1813. Malta:
Stamperia del Governo...
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Schocken Books, 1969, pp. 302–303
Christopher L. C. E. Witcombe, Two "
Avvisi", Caravaggio, and
Giulio Mancini, in: Source:
Notes in the
History of Art...
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first published the
monthly Notizie scritte,
which cost one gazetta.
These avvisi were
handwritten newsletters and used to
convey political, military, and...
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Institutions (IFLA), 20–24
August 2006, Seoul, Korea, p. 2 Infelise, Mario. "Roman
Avvisi:
Information and
Politics in the
Seventeenth Century."
Court and Politics...
