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Azzone (Italian: [atˈtsoːne]; Bergamasque: Sù) is a
comune (muni****lity) in the
Province of
Bergamo in the
Italian region of Lombardy,
located about 90...
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Azzone Visconti (7
December 1302 – 16
August 1339) was lord of
Milan from 1329
until his death.
After the
death of his uncle,
Marco Visconti, he was threatened...
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Azzone Visconti Bridge is a
medieval bridge over the Adda
River at
Lecco in Lombardy, Italy. It was
built by
Azzone Visconti, Lord of Milan, in the...
- of
Azzone with the
military support of his
uncle Luchino. In 1334
Cremona surrendered to
Azzone. In 1337
Luchino entered Brescia,
allowing Azzone to become...
- Latin). Paris: Sébastien Nivelle. 1577.
Glossae Brocarda Codex Justinianeus "
Azzone Dei
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There are four
bridges crossing the
river Adda in Lecco: the
Azzone Visconti Bridge (1336–1338), the
Kennedy Bridge (1956), the
Alessandro Manzoni...
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Duomo can be
traced back to the
vision of
Azzone Visconti (lord of
Milan from 1329 to 1339). In 1330,
Azzone ordered the
demolition of the
taverns that...
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Palazzo is a
church in Milan,
northern Italy. It was
built as
Ducal Chapel by
Azzone Visconti in 1330, and
finished in 1336, as
indicated by an
inscription on...
- the
reigns of
Azzone Visconti,
Luchino Visconti,
Giovanni Visconti, Bernabò
Visconti and Gian
Galeazzo Visconti:
during the rule of
Azzone Visconti, the...
- 960–963
Gregory II, 964–969 Leo II, 969–983
vacant 983–996
Azzone I, 996
Gregory III, 998–1012
Azzone II, 1012–1021
Peter III, 1021–1037 Benedict, 1044–1050...
