- Leuven:
Peeters Mion,
Giuliano (2007), La
Lingua Araba (in Italian), Rome:
Carocci, ISBN 978-88-430-4394-1 Mumisa,
Michael (2003),
Introducing Arabic, Goodword...
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Guido Carocci (16
September 1851 - 20
September 1916) was an
Italian historian of
Florence and its
historic buildings. He was born and died in the Florence...
-
Scipio Carocci or
Scipio Carocius (1649–1702) was a
Roman Catholic prelate who
served as
Bishop of
Acerno (1696–1702).
Scipio Carocci was born in Gaete...
- Sapienza:
Storia dell'alchimia
occidentale dalle origini a Jung. Rome:
Carocci. ISBN 978-88-430-9647-3. (general overview,
focus on
esoteric aspects)...
- Sardinia, Dana
Facaros &
Michael Pauls, 2003 Idee di Sardegna,
Carlo Pala,
Carocci Editore, 2016, pp.77 "Christian Slaves,
Muslim Masters:
White Slavery in...
-
creative personality, The
Italian Renaissance, New York, 1990 p. 121.
Guido Carocci, I
dintorni di Firenze, Vol. II,
Galletti e Cocci, Firenze, 1907, pp. 336–337...
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repubblicana [The
Sanctuaries of
Lazio in the
Republican age] (in Italian).
Carocci. pp. 35–84. ISBN 9788843006793.
Archived from the
original on 2021-05-26...
- La Voce and La Ronda. The
founders were
Alessandro Bonsanti and
Alberto Carocci. Its
publisher was
Edizioni di Solaria, and the
magazine was published...
- his
native area. Long lost, the
panel was
rediscovered in 1899 by
Guido Carocci and six
years later was
published by
Bernard Berenson. Aldo Galli, I Pollaiolo...
- that Raphael's art was
experienced until the
twentieth century.
Baviero Carocci,
called "Il Baviera" by Vasari, an ****istant who
Raphael evidently trusted...
