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fascicle

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One of Giovan'Antonio's collateral descendants in the seventeenth century, Marc'Antonio Vergilii Battiferri, recalls that this ancestor was "truly excellent in humanistic studies" (Urbino, Biblioteca Universitaria, Fondo Comune, Busta 131, Fasc.

Creative partners: the marriage of Laura Battiferra and Bartolomeo ... by Kirkham, Victoria / Renaissance Quarterly

The duties of the cancellieri were first codified in a "Libro di istruzioni per i cancellieri" adopted in 1575: ASP Magistrato dei Nove, fasc.

Competing visions of the state and social welfare: The Medici Dukes, ... by Terpstra, Nicholas / Renaissance Quarterly

Atti della giunta per l'inchiesta agraria e sulle condizioni della classe agricola, XIII, Relazione del commissario Abele Damiani (Rome, 1884), tomo 1, fasc.

Women in the classroom: mass migration, literacy and the ... by Reeder, Linda / Journal of Social History

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