- 7. Road
across the Tiber.
Callixtus III,
antipope (1168–78)
Giovanni di
Strumi Guido of Crema,
Cardinal of St. Mary
across the Tiber. Wion
reverses the...
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Personal details Born 10
January 1940 Zëmblak,
Albania Spouse Xhuljeta Strumi Children Era
Kulla Makoci,
Fllad Kulla,
Ditbardh Kulla Education Faculty...
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castle at
Poppi is in 1169, when it
belonged to the
Abbey of San
Fidele de
Strumi, but do****entation from the 1190s
shows that by this time, it had p****ed...
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different and
sometimes contradictory perspectives.
These include:
Andrew of
Strumi's Life of
Saint Ariald Bonizo of Sutri's
Liber ad ami****
Arnulf of Milan's...
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Slavic tribes that
settled in the
Balkans and gave the
names of the
rivers -
Strumi and Moravians. The
former are
Dacian Slavs or
southern Slavs from the Bulgarian...
- britannica.com/biography/Vladimir-I
Behind the Name. (2020). 'Andrew of
Strumi'.
Retrieved from https://www.behindthename.com/namesakes/3367 Christianity...
- of
these two
great Pleiads:
Goalis Ushtar Avduramani, Gani Beliu,
Luftar Strumi,
Virgil Ikonomi, Zoi Halilaj,
Vasil Piperoni,
Fatmir Ismaili,
Vladimir Laçka...
- term
conversi (lay brothers)
occurs for the
first time in
Abbot Andrew of
Strumi's Life of St. John,
written at the
beginning of the
twelfth century. Only...
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cathedral city of Milan.
According to
Andrea da Parma,
abbot of San
Fedele di
Strumi, who
wrote a Vita
concerning Arialdo, the
church in
Milan was rife with...
