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Marcus Antonius Coccius Sabellicus or
Marcantonio Sabellico (1436–1506) was a
scholar and
historian from Venice. He is
known for his
universal history...
- humanist. He came to
public notice through his
rivalry with
Marcantonio Sabellico in 1500–1506. From
about 1508
until 1520 he was
involved in the teaching...
- for
service as an
alcohol abuse educator. In 2003,
Duren and
author Tom
Sabellico wrote the book, I Can See
Clearly Now.
Duren talks from the
heart about...
- Book,
Penguin Group. p. 88. ISBN 978-0-451-22363-0. Grant, Jim "Mudcat";
Sabellico, Tom; O'Brien, Pat (2007). The
Black Aces: Baseball's Only African-American...
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touring with The
Guess Who due to illness, with
American guitarist Bobby Sabellico filling in temporarily.
Bachman pla**** a
final show with the band and...
- Jane
Pandell Yolanda Parker William Prady Andre Quintero Amy Rao
Kevin Sabellico Anne
Sanger Mattie Scott Suzanne Singer Brian Solecki Erin S****ivant...
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rendering the
tower visible to
distant ships in the Adriatic.
Marcantonio Sabellico records in his
guide to the city, De
Venetae urbis situ (c. 1494), that...
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Haddon Kenneth Mars
Anthony Heald Paul V. Ames
Martin Turner Richard Sabellico Simon Day Adam
Godley Edward Staudenmayer Stephen Matthews Haydn Oakley...
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historian whose chronicles were
relied upon by
Flavio Biondo and
Marcantonio Sabellico. In 1386
Lorenzo de
Monacis accompanied Venetian diplomat Pantaleone Barbo...
- Pitchers, and Pitches. Bill
James and Rob Neyer. 2004. Grant, Jim "Mudcat";
Sabellico, Tom; O'Brien, Pat (2007). The
Black Aces: Baseball's Only African-American...
