-
material based on
Golden Wind has also been created, such as I
Testamenti Cremisi, 'The
Crimson Testaments', an
anthology of
short stories revolving around...
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Teresa Cremisi (born
October 7, 1945) is an Egyptian-born
Italian publisher and writer. She was born in Alexandria,
where she
attended the
French Catholic...
- crimson,
therefore the
athletes of the
sports group are
sometimes called cremisi (Italian for crimson). In his
history Gruppo Sportivo Fiamme Oro won 41...
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languages kırmız and many
other languages, e.g.
German Karmesin,
Italian cremisi,
French cramoisi,
Portuguese carmesim,
Dutch karmozijn, etc. (via Latin)...
- (71%) and
exiting the
media group.
After Cal****o's p****ing in 2021,
Teresa Cremisi was
designated as the
president of Adelphi, with
Roberto Colajanni named...
- Beuve-Méry,
Alain (21
October 2013). "Antoine
Gallimard fait de
Teresa Cremisi son bras
droit chez Madrigall". Le
Monde (in French).
Retrieved 3 April...
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Tolentino Full name
Unione Sportiva Tolentino S.r.l. Nickname(s)
Cremisi (The All-Crimsons)
Founded 1919
Ground Stadio della Vittoria, Tolentino, Italy...
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itself from
Arabic qutun قطن
cramoisi ("crimson") :
alteration of
Italian cremisi,
itself from
Arabic qirmizī "colour of the cochineal" قرمزي
cuscute divan...
-
September 2022). "La "vita", la droga, la morte: quel "mostro" dal
mantello cremisi" ["Life", drugs, death: that "monster" with the
crimson cloak]. Il Giornale...
- and
Polish cochineal, were
called in late
medieval Italian chermisi |
cremisi,
which begot late
medieval Latin chermes | kermes. The
Latin and Italian...
