Byzantine military lexicon (σοῦδα, "ditch, trench", then "fortress"). Silvio Giuseppe Mercati, on the other hand, suggested a link with the Neo-Latin substantive...
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village of Ai-Todor (Saint Theodore), which lies south of Mangup. Silvio Giuseppe Mercati believed that the plural form of the city's name (Theodori, Teodori...
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di Giovanni Mauropode Euchaita composto dal nipote Teodoro. Ed. Silvio Giuseppe Mercati, in Collectanea Byzantina (Rome: Dedalo Libr, 1970). Novella Constitutio...
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Byzantinist Silvio Giuseppe Mercati. She immediately became Assistant of Antonio Maria Cervi, then Professor of Classical Philology, and of Mercati, and then...
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(Vol. 1), ISBN 0-385-18813-7 (Vol. 2). Here cited vol. 1, p. 605. Mercati, Giuseppe Silvio (1910). "The Apocalypse of Sedrach". The Journal of Theological...
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Angelilli Fiorenzo Angelini Ambra Angiolini Luca Antei Richard Antinucci Silvio Antoniano Mark Antony Guillaume Apollinaire Alberto Aquilani Tullia d'Aragona...
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Library and its famous manuscript, Historia Arcana by Procopius. Mercati, Silvio Giuseppe (1960). "ALEMANNI, Nicolò". Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani...
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Massimo Massimi (1949–1950) Nicola Canali (1950–1951) Giovanni Mercati (1951–1952) Giuseppe Bruno (1952–1954) Alfredo Ottaviani (1954–1958) Eugène-Gabriel-Gervais-Laurent...
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parliament, industrialists, and senior Italian military officers —including Silvio Berlusconi, who later became Prime Minister of Italy; the House of Savoy...
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Ostiense; then, after the 1909 town plan was approved, a fluvial harbour, the Mercati Generali, a prominent gasometer and the Centrale Montemartini (a former...
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