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Cinsaut or
Cinsault (/ˈsænsoʊ/ SAN-soh, French: [sɛ̃so] ) is a red wine
grape whose heat
tolerance and
productivity make it
important in Languedoc-Roussillon...
- The
Serre Calabresi or
Calabrian Serre (Calabrian dialect: Serra) are a
mountain and hill area of Calabria,
southern Italy,
characterized by
large extents...
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Mattia Preti (24
February 1613 – 3
January 1699) was an
Italian Baroque artist who
worked in
Italy and Malta. He was
appointed a
Member of the
Order of...
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Calabrian in Italian:
Calabrese (pl. Calebresi). Synonyms: Calabro, Calabra, Calabri,
calabre (m., f., m.pl., f.pl.). Sicilian: calabbrìsi, calavrìsi....
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William VII the
Young of Auvergne,
Count of Clermont, and of
Jeanne de
Calabre. He
married Guillemette de Comborn,
Countess of Montferrand,
daughter of...
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Gabriel Calabres Nunes (born 8
March 1998) is a
Brazilian footballer who
plays as a
midfielder for Maringá, on loan from Cianorte. Born in Matão,
Calabres represented...
- Italian:
Calabrese (pl. Calebresi). Synonyms: Calabro, Calabra, Calabri,
calabre (m., f., m.pl., f.pl.). Sicilian: calabbrìsi, calavrìsi.
Lorenzo Renzi...
- Calàbria", in:
Estudis Occitans 16, 1994, 3–14; Kunert, "L’occitan en
Calabre", in: RLR XCVIII, 1994, 477–489.
Ilona Witten, Kalabrien, 2nd, updated...
- Tauris, 2009)
Duret de
Tavel (1820), Séjour d'un
officier francais en
Calabre, Paris: Che Béchet The Po****r Encyclopedia, vol. 1, Glasgow:
Blackie And...
- unclear. One
theory connects it to an "ancient
engine of war"
called a
calabre;
another connects it to
Medieval Latin Calabrinus 'Calabrian'; yet another...
