- Italy. His mother's name was Dionigia,
while his father's name (Guido or
Guidotto) only
appeared in a do****ent
dated in the 16th century, when the last name...
-
besides Conrad IV
include those of
Archbishops Palmer (died in 1195),
Guidotto de
Abbiate (14th century) and
Antonio La
Legname (16th century). Special...
- 24
December 1265 21
January 1277
Guelph List 1266:
Emberra del Balzo,
Guidotto da
Redobio 1267:
Beltramo da
Greco 1268:
Corrado Lavizario 1269: Giovanni...
- (1): 86–97. doi:10.1177/027467022001008. ISSN 0276-1467. S2CID 145800621.
Guidotto,
Nadia (2006). "Cashing in on ****s: From
Liberation to Commodification"...
-
Quartermaster General for
Abruzzo by
Charles II in 1299.
Andrea Guido,
nicknamed Guidotto was
appointed as
replacement Governor of
Salerno by King
Robert of Naples...
- of
Othon de Cicon. She was a
member of the
Ghisi family. She had a son,
Guidotto, and a daughter, Anfelise. She
became regent of
Karystos for her son ca...
- (or half-sister) of
Geremia and
Andrea Ghisi, and had at
least one son,
Guidotto, who was
taken prisoner by Licario, a
renegade Italian in
Byzantine service...
- Guy II de la Roche, also
known as
Guyot or
Guidotto (1280 – 5
October 1308), was the Duke of
Athens from 1287, the last duke of his family. He succeeded...
- may be of
either Boccaccio's
invention or may come from oral tradition.
Guidotto da
Cremona dies
leaving a girl to
Giacomino da Pavia. She has two lovers...
-
Germany Kathleen Canning,
Series Editor" (PDF). The
lifetime members were
Guidotto Fürst
Henckel von Donnersmark,
Jakob Molinari, Otto Nicolaier, Carl Sachs...
