10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «FAENGA»
Discover the use of
faenga in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
faenga and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
(Lat. fatum) * *Faenga*, f. Ant. Casapública, onde mulheresvendiam pão. (Cp.
fânega e fanga) * *Faetonte*, m. Pequena carruagem de quatro rodas, ligeira e
descoberta: «...pararlhe á portaum faetonte aéreo.» Filinto, XI,173. (De
Phaetonte ...
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
2
Grande diccionario portuguez ou Thesouro da lingua ...
--S. f. Prostituta. -S. m. Amante de prostituta, que vive do que elle lhe da.
FAENGA, s. f. Antiga fórma de Fanga. Casa publica nas principaes cidades,
destinada á vendagem do pão cozido, fóra da qual náo era permittido vendel-o.
PAES, do v.
3
Early Italian Literature...
Alora se comengo una tal guerra Dentro Faenga e Bologna la bella, Che molti
cavalieri n' andò per terra Consumati. Ch' i fono sei milia sbandegati, E altretanti
fono i confinati Che in Faenga s' eno raunati, E li fen festa. In poco tempo prexen
...
4
Hoosiers in the Heartland: Real Stories About Indiana ...
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pra EIAm finod ari paratur -ri Ram 'FAEnga ing "tran ALIPA ara Earted as ari pra
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5
Hermes Scythicus: Or The Radical Affinities of the Greek and ...
faengd obsessus, from be and faenga comprehendere, (Teut. by-vanghen) be-
stalla, circumsidere, obsidere. ' Before leaving this preposition, it may be
remarked that the Goth. verb, viewed as probably its root, has evidently been of
general ...
6
Journal of the Franklin Institute
... and in the beginning of the sixteenth century, the only manufactory of crockery
which could pretend to the name of porcelain, was at Faenga, in Italy, whither it is
said to have been transported from China, by certain Venetian merchants.
7
Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine
We are, however, in possession of a recipe of this kind described by Armenini of
Faenga about the middle of the sixteenth century, as used by Correggio and
Parmigiano. His authorities, he informs us, for so designating it were the
immediate ...
8
Hermes Scythicus: Or, The Radical Affinities of the Greek ...
G. be j'aengd obsessus , from be and faenga com- prehendere, (Teut. bu-
vanghen) be-stalla, circumsidere, ob- sidere. Before leaving this preposition, it
may be remarked that the Goth, verb, viewed as probably its root, has evidently
been of ...
We found the finest in the collection of Messrs Paul Chiarini of Faenga ; Augustin
Ballarini of Irnola ; Bunard Clerici of Milan ; Anton Buini of Bologna ; P. Magni of
Pavia ; the Brothers Monari of Bologna, &c. The collections of Catana of ...
10
Historia universale ... dal principio del mondo fino ...
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Rpmagna ,- 076/6 Faenga ,- </yalfultimo 067 for:taMiL|e. ~ 280 c x 0 7( 0
47000400 Z ...
