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| title = Case No. 44, British Military Court at Venice, Italy, 17th February-6th May, 1947

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...re, an Italian programmer of Battaglia Terme (a small town 50 km away from Venice). I work in Padova (Padua), a city famous for its university and the sanctu

...arbo was noted for his generosity and imposing appearance; the Cardinal of Venice, as he became known, was quite influential under the papacies of Eugene IV,

...e really get any idea of what renaissance Venice was like from Merchant of Venice? -[[User:Derek Hodges|Derek Hodges]] 21:24, 11 January 2009 (UTC)

...he Magic Mountain'' (''Der Zauberberg'', 1924), and the novella ''Death in Venice'' (''Der Tod in Venedig'', 1912), the semi-autobiographical story of an eld

* Joseph Smith, an 18th Century [[Briton|British]] merchant, Consul in [[Venice]] and art patron (see [[Canaletto]]).

...the tutelage of composer Tullio Serafin, performed in Florence, Turin and Venice. Her final operatic performance took place in 1965.

...usade to recover the Holy Land, the order's headquarters were moved from [[Venice]] (which would have been the disembarkation point for travel to the Near Ea

...icuously as the plot advances from the English countryside to the heart of Venice. Only Colonel Russell is exactly what he seems to be on the surface and, as ...hat is circling give-aways on "Negative Gravity", take him from England to Venice, and prove he is not perfectly equipped for the job. But it does prove the

...s under the sway of Don Joseph Nasi, who persuaded Selim to declare war on Venice for the purpose of taking Cyprus, which at the time was under Venetian cont ..., the half brother of King [[Philip II]] of Spain. The master engineers of Venice provided the fleet with the galleass, a ship able to carry numerous heavy [

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...], [[Viking]] countries, [[Arab]] countries, China, Italian republics as [[Venice]] and [[Genoa]], [[Byzance]], [[England]], [[France]], [[Portugal]], [[Spai

Humanistic and Political Literature in Florence and Venice at the beginning of the quattrocento; studies in criticism and chronology (

...'''Luigi da Cadamosto''' or '''Luigi da Cada Mosto''' (1432-1488) was an [[Venice|Venetian]] merchant and navigator who under the patronage of the Portuguese ...nean, North Africa and [[Flanders]]. In August 1454, while travelling from Venice to Flanders, Cadamosto’s three galleys were caught in a storm off Cape St

...(1971). He later gained international acclaim after participating in the [[Venice]] ''Biennale'' in 1980 and the Kassel ''Documenta'' in 1984. A large exhibi

...1204, the city and the island went under the control of the [[Republic of Venice]] and ''Χάνδαξ, Chandax'' was adapted in Venetian ([[Northern Italian

...survived under this title), ''Midsummer Night's Dream'', and ''Merchant of Venice'', ''Richard II'', ''Richard III'', ''Henry the IV'' (this is actually two ...of ''Much Ado about Nothing'', ''Midsummer Night's Dream'', ''Merchant of Venice'', ''Henry IV Part II'', ''Henry V''