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Devoto

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De`vo´to
n.1.A devotee.


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Schildkraut JM, Demark-Wahnefried W, DeVoto E, Hughes C, Laseter JL, Newman B.
Influence of geographic location in modeling blood pesticide levels ... by Breysse, Patrick N. / Environmental Health Perspectives
In this context, Angelico, who was both devoto and ornato, would represent the exemplary congruence between an absolute, unalloyed, and orthodox Christian faith and the always potentially specious splendors of human artifice, illusion, ornament, and craft.
Amazing grace: Stephen J. Campbell on Fra Angelico by Campbell, Stephen J. / Artforum International
Trio Devoto, Oberlin Conservatory, Oberlin, OH, East Central Division: Kyung-Eun Na, piano; Emma Lundgren, violin; Brian Hoffman, cello; Haewon Song, coach
MTNA Student Competitions National Finalists by American Music Teacher
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