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Trichiniasis
Trichiniasis Trich`i*ni"a*sis, n. [NL.] (Med.)
Trichinosis.
Trichinize
Trichinize Trich"i*nize, v. t.
To render trichinous; to affect with trichin[ae]; -- chiefly
used in the past participle; as, trichinized pork.
Meaning of Richini from wikipedia
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Francesco Maria Richini (also
spelled Ricchini) (9
February 1584 – 24
April 1658) was an
Italian Baroque architect. He was born in Milan, Italy, and trained...
- of the
Biblioteca Ambrosiana, in a
building designed by
Francesco Maria Richini, and the
nearby Pinacoteca Ambrosiana. Many
notable churches and Baroque...
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molti i
dettagli che
riconducono questa realizzazione alla
Scuola del
Richini, non-per
ultimo il
grande scalone interno d'onore.
Already registered according...
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Jesuits (1572), then
underwent a
radical rebuilding by
Francesco Maria Richini (1627–28). When the
Jesuits were
disbanded in 1773, the
palazzo remained...
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inside of the church.
Other works inside are
attributed to
Francesco Maria Richini and
Carlo Bellosio. "Chiesa di San Sepolcro" (in Italian).
Provincia di...
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structures within structures and
domes within domes.
Francesco Maria Richini (1584–1658) was the most
important Milanese architect.
Between 1607 and...
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Maria Richini from
about 1615.: 251 Work
began in 1627, but was
interrupted by the
plague outbreak of 1630, and was
resumed only in 1651;
after Richini died...
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Borromeo had the
foundations of the new façade laid by
Francesco Maria Richini and
Fabio Mangone. Work
continued until 1638 with the
construction of five...
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columns in the
courtyard of the
Palazzo Brera, Milan, by
Francesco Maria Richini, 17th
century Baroque Tuscan columns of the
Christ Church, London, by Nicholas...
- 1652
under Spanish rule. It was
designed by
architect Francesco Maria Richini, and
after his
death in 1658, the
project was
completed by
Francesco Castelli—the...
