Messinese


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Mes`si`nese´


a.1.Of or pertaining to Messina, or its inhabitans.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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de I civitoti in pretura (1893) di Nino Martoglio, la studiosa messinese
Diritto e letteratura a dialogo nella tradizione italiana: Introduzione al volume
(1885): Le Spiriferina dei vari Piani del Lias messinese. Boletino delia Societa Geologica Itoliana 4, 377-497.
Lower Jurassic brachiopods from the Ibero-Levantine sector (Iberian Range): faunal turnovers and critical bioevents
He was born in East Boston on February 11, 1927, the son of Italian immigrants, Ignazio and Josephine (Messinese) Colombo.
Federico "Fred" A. Colombo, 84
The iconography of the polyptych described by Susinno allows us to consider its particular appropriateness for a Messinese Franciscan community.
(25) That an architectural portrait of Sta Maria del Gesu should be placed between the Messinese Order's beatified former governor and his first inspiration, St Augustine, is both appropriate and meaningful.
Antonello's lost 'St Augustine': a painting in its landscape: concluding her investigation of an altarpiece panel depicting St Augustine, Joanne Wright argues that its accurate depiction of a landscape near Messina both strengthens the painting's attribution to Antonello and may also allow it to be identified with a lost altarpiece
Tra gli altri si segnalano: gli Atti del convegno messinese pubblicati col titolo Salvatore Quasimodo: la poesia nel mito e oltre; e il saggio di Niva Lorenzini, La poesia di Quasimodo tra mito e storia.
Letteratura italiana e antropologia: percorsi bibliografici
Similarly, Pietro Brea, inherited a press from his wife, Margherita Bufalini, the widow of the Messinese printer Fausto Bufalini.
Women in the book trade in Italy, 1475-1620
II primo divenne piu tardi colonnello nell'esercito italiano e mori nel terremoto messinese, il secondo si ritiro a Malta dopo aver sposato una donna di Messina (Zauli-Sajani, 1847: 6).
L'attivita di autori esuli italiani a Malta durante il Risorgimento
(5) There are two other painted inscriptions on the panel in an 18th-century hand that apparently refer to the Messinese artist Girolamo Alibrandi (1470-1524).
Antonello's lost 'St Augustine' rediscovered: Joanne Wright reveals a major discovery: an altarpiece panel by Antonello da Messina, depicting St Augustine. Now in a private collection, it was formerly known only from a photograph owned by Bernard Berenson
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