- meantime, he
began composing the
Constantinopolis and the De
Laudibus Brixiae Oratio. Upon
returning to
Brescia in 1459,
Posculo opened a
school which...
- at the
Library of
Congress Aesopi Fabvlae cvm
vvlgari interpretatione:
Brixiae, Apud Lodui**** Britanni****, 1537. From the Rare Book and
Special Collections...
- not too long
after (probably that same year). His
successor was
Suppo I,
Brixiæ civitatis comes ("Count of the city of Brescia").
Contemporary Latin: Winigisus...
- Republic, pen and
watercolor on paper, 1683. SS.MM.
Faustinus et
Jovita Brixiae et Protectores, engraving, c. 1750.
Reproduction of the
Illustrious Relic...
-
Brescia Logo of the
University of
Brescia Latin: Universitas·Studiorum·
Brixiæ Type
Public Established 1982
Rector Prof.
Franco Castelli Administrative...
-
Suppo I of the Supponids. He
succeeded his
father in
Brescia as
count (
Brixiae comes) in 822 and,
following the
brief reign of Adelard, in
Spoleto as...
-
Perpiniani Valentini e. Societate: Iesu
Orationes duodeuiginti (in Latin).
Brixiae: apud
Petrum Mariam Marchettum.
Retrieved 21 May 2019. Flynn, Lawrence...
- le site de l'ONS. Steph.
Antonius Morcelli,
Africa Christiana, vol. 1, (
Brixiae, 1961) p.211. Pius
Bonifacius Gams,
Series episcoporum Ecclesiae Catholicae...
- OCLC 929104128. Morcelli, Steph.
Antonius (1816).
Africa christiana (in Latin).
Brixiae. pp. 406–407. OCLC 68636597. De Meyer, A; Van Cauwenbergh, Étienne (1953)...
-
Paolino Arnolfini. 1602.
Instructio sacerdotum ac
poenitentium (in Latin).
Brixiae:
Bartolomeo Fontana. 1624.
Christian Cyclopedia Roger Ariew, René Descartes...
