- (Italian: Pio IX; born
Giovanni Maria Battista Pietro Pellegrino Isidoro Mastai-Ferretti; 13 May 1792 – 7
February 1878) was head of the
Catholic Church...
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Library of Congress. See "Unfurling Paul Jones' Flag,"
below Mastai, 59 Matstai, 59.
Mastai includes photos of the
Texel records on page 59, as well as...
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Gallatin (1909). Mackey's
Encyclopedia of Freemasonry.
Mastai &
Mastai (1973), p. 64.
Mastai &
Mastai (1973), p. 44. Kiem & Kiel (2007), p. 34. Znamierowski...
- attended. On the
fourth ballot, the
conclave elected Cardinal Giovanni Mastai-Ferretti, the archbishop-bishop of Imola.
After accepting his election,...
- The
Mastai family was a
noble Italian family known as one of the
oldest and most
powerful ones,
which counts among its
members multiple clergymen as well...
- Elan
Mastai is a
Canadian screenwriter and novelist. He is best
known for The F Word, for
which he won the
Canadian Screen Award for Best
Adapted Screenplay...
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Mastai (Hebrew: יצחק מסתאי) is a
chemistry professor at Bar Ilan University,
specializing in
chirality at the
nanoscale and in nanotechnology.
Mastai...
-
romantic comedy film
directed by
Michael Dowse from a
screenplay by Elan
Mastai,
based on the play
Toothpaste and
Cigars by TJ Dawe and
Michael Rinaldi...
- Dark is a 2005
action horror film
directed by Uwe Boll and
written by Elan
Mastai,
Michael Roesch, and
Peter Scheerer.
Based on the
video game
series of the...
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comedy film The F Word (2013)
directed by
Michael Dowseand written by Elan
Mastai,
based on TJ Dawe and
Michael Rinaldi's play
Toothpaste and
Cigars and then...
