10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «CIANICOLO»
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Rome has other hills not included in the canonical seven: Monte Vaticano, from
which the Vatican takes its name, Monte Pincio, including the Villa Borghese, and
the Cianicolo, the long ridge above Trastevere, which the ancients called the ...
Dana Facaros, Michael Pauls, 2003
Antonakis, J., Cianicolo, A.T. and Sternberg, R.J. (eds) (2004) The Nature of
Leadership. London: Sage. Bass, B. (1960) Leadership, Psychology, and
Organizational Behaviour. New York: Harper. Bass, B. (1990) Bass and Stogdill's
Handbook ...
Kieran Walshe, Judith Smith, 2006
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Travels in Europe, for the Use of Travellers on the ...
The third, which derives its name from its restorer, Paul V., is separated into two
channels, one of which supplies Monte Cianicolo, and the other the Vatican: it
comes thirty miles; and principally discharges itself into the Fountain near the ...
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Michaelangelo: Selected Readings
3, t889, 392-99, especially 397, Since the Porta Aurelia (i.e., the present Port:
San Pancrazio) presides over the Cianicolo, the accidental but nonetheless
engaging evocation ol' aim in its name may have had something to do with the ...
Rome has other hills not included in the canonical seven: Monte Vaticano, from
which the Vatican takes its name, Monte Pincio, including the Villa Borghese, and
the Cianicolo, the long ridge above Trastevere that the ancients called the ...
Dana Facaros, Michael Pauls, 2004
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Nôvo vocabulário ortográfico da língua portuguêsa: de acôrdo ...
cianela, f. /. cianeto (ê), s. m. ciânico, adj. cianicolo, adj. cianicórneo, adj. cianido,
s. m. cianídrico, adj. cianidrosc, s. J. cianina, s. j. cianípede, adj. 2 gên.
cianirrostro (6), adj. cianismo, s. m. cianite, s. j. cíano, s. m. cianocalcita, s. j.
cianocarpo, ...
Aurélio Buarque de Holanda Ferreira, Manuel da Cunha Pereira, 1961
Rome has other hills not included in the canonical seven: Monte Vaticano, from
which the Vatican takes its name, Monte Pincio, including the Villa Borghese, and
the Cianicolo, the long ridge above Trastevere that the ancients called the ...
Dana Facaros, Michael Pauls, 2009
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Female Networks and the Public Sphere in Roman Society
Ml1a I. ante al Cianicolo L'architettura e la decorazione pittorica. di Hi nrik Ln it s.
1. Testo (373). 2. Tavole (1 15) e figure (287). Roma 1981. Indici complementari
ai bolli doliari urbani [CIL W. I dilEVa MaRgaRi ta Sti.inhy (422). Roma 1987.
Päivi Setälä, Liisa Savunen, 1999
High on a hill (the Cianicolo), not far from the Vatican, is the American Academy
where, for several decades, Prix-de-Rome fellows and artists-in-residence have
worked and studied in a serenely beautiful situation. Varujan Boghosian, the ...
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Rome, Venice, Florence
... now an oasis of parkland and ancient churches. Rome has other hills not
included in the canonical seven: Monte Vaticano, from which the Vatican takes its
name, Monte Pincio, including the Villa Borghese, and the Cianicolo, the long
ridge ...
Dana Facaros, Michael Pauls, 2005
