- that the most
likely recipients in
Constantine IX's
reign were
Stephanos Pergamenos [de], a
court eunuch who was a
surprising success as a general, for his...
-
secretary of the Radicals,
other parti****nts were
Franco De Cataldo,
Silvio Pergameno,
Gaetano Quagliariello and
Valter Vecellio. The main
reason of the split...
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center for the
production of parchment,
whose name is a
corruption of
pergamenos,
meaning "from Pergamon".
Despite this etymology,
parchment had been used...
- § 3. Livy, xxi. 63. Livy, xli. 21. Sherk, "Senatus
Consultum De Agro
Pergameno", p. 368. Cicero, De Officiis, iii. 66.
Valerius Maximus, viii. 2. § 1...
- 2016, at the
Wayback Machine. ISFDB.
Retrieved April 5, 2013.
Sandro Pergameno,
introduction to the
Italian edition of
Project Pope. Nord, Milan, 1982...
- Dictionary, s. v. balbus, Marsi, Ligur. Sherk, "Senatus
Consultum De Agro
Pergameno", p. 368. Cicero, De Oratore, i. 36. Suetonius, "The Life of Augustus...
- p. 406. Sherk, "Senatus
Consultum De Agro
Pergameno", p. 367. Sherk, "Senatus
Consultum De Agro
Pergameno", p. 368. CIL I, 709 RE,
supplement 3, col...
- liv. 3. Ando, p. 140. Livy, ****i. 12. Sherk, "Senatus
Consultum De Agro
Pergameno", p. 367. Plutarch, "The Life of
Tiberius Gracchus", 2. Cicero, De Oratore...
- to
capture him, he was
wounded during the
battle and died.
Stephanos Pergamenos (1043) – the sebastophoros, he
rebelled in
Byzantine Armenia. Leo Tornikios...
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Jeschke (Germany);
Jacques Sadoul (France);
Peter Kuczka (Hungary);
Sandro Pergameno (Italy); Adam
Hollanek (Poland) Television:
Bogdanoff Posthumous: Julia...
