property, and damages from members of the Frangipani family with regard to Olibano, Ancarano, Piperno, Cisterna, Columpna, Cornaczano and Fusignano. Pope...
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illustrations in ms. Egerton 747. A. De ossis de corde cervi, De ossis sepie, De olibano (fo 71 ro). B. De ferula, De ficubus (fo 41 vo). C. De coliandro, De cerfollio...
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Giovanni de Baraballis (1392–1394) Stefano Goberio (1395–1402) Riccardo de Olibano (1402–1407) Niccolò Piscicello (1407–1414) Manfredi Aversano (1414–1444)...
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Barcinonensium records Bernardum, Olibam et Guiffredum as the three sons of Olibano Cabretæ, and adds that Bernardus filius eius (Bernard his son) succeeded...
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Venturino (1358.12.10 – ?) Giovanni (1370.08.19 – death 1399) Riccardo de Olibano (1400.03.13 – 1402.11.06), later Metropolitan Archbishop of Acerenza (Italy)...
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