- and
partly through the
Jesuits of St. Paul's
College at Lima (pulvis
comitissæ). She
returned to
Europe in 1640 and was the
first to
bring the bark there...
- ex
officina P. Fiaccadori. 1855. pp. 491–515. Donizo, "Vita
Mathildis Comitissae", in:
Georgius Henricus Pertz, ed. (1856).
Monumenta Germaniae historica...
-
Walter de (d. 1085)"
Oxford Dictionary of
National Biography Adalae Comitissae (To
Countess Adela), by Baudri,
abbot of Bourgeuil, who
suggests that...
-
sutores nec non
lanifici artifices et
omnes gratulantur ibi.
Reginae comitissae illustres dominae potentes et
ancillae juvenes parvulae virgines et antiquae...
- "inter
Anselmum de Keu ac Mariam,
natam Matildis dominae de Posaga,
natae comitissae Viennensis",
while the
second mentions "Maria, nate
quondam Calojohanni"...
-
prove the Margravine's
belonging to the
House of Este in his
Historia comitissae Mathildis. He
claimed that
Matilda was
married to
Albert Azzo II d'Este...
-
Balsamic Vinegar http://www.italiaregina.it/balsamic-vinegar Donizo, Acta
Comitissae Mathildis (Retrieved from: Donizone, 2008. Vita di
Matilde di Canossa...
- Bull of
Sibylla de Bâgé
countess of Savoie:
sigillum Sibillae comitissae Sabaudiae....
- de Clare, part of her
paternal armourials. Legend: "SIGILLUM
AMITIAE COMITISSAE DEVONIAE" (seal of amicia,
Countess of Devon) Born c. 1220 (1220) Died...
-
Ursin Durand.
Donizo of Canossa: Life of
countess Matilda (Vita
Mathildis Comitissae) in verse,
together with the
charter in
which she
endowed the
Church with...
