Bonifacio Ferrero (1476–1543) was an Italian Roman Catholic bishop and cardinal. Bonifacio Ferrero was born in Biella in 1476, the son of Sebastiano Ferraro...
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basketball player Bonifacio Ondó Edu (1922–1969), Prime Minister of Equatorial Guinea while it was still under Spanish colonial rule Bonifacio Ferrero (1476–1543)...
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Gianstefano Ferrero and Bonifacio Ferrero. His younger brother, Pier Francesco Ferrero, also later became a cardinal, as did his nephew, Guido Luca Ferrero. On...
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Gianstefano Ferrero and Bonifacio Ferrero. His older brother, Filiberto Ferrero, also became a cardinal, as did his nephew, Guido Luca Ferrero. From 1527...
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Sabina Appointed 28 November 1537 Term ended 19 July 1539 Predecessor Bonifacio Ferrero Successor Antonio Sanseverino Orders Consecration 6 April 1518 Created...
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the Republic of Florence. Gianstefano Ferrero's younger brother Bonifacio Ferrero also became a cardinal. Ferrero studied canon law at the University of...
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(1485–1497 Died) Bonifacio Ferrero (1497–1509) Giovanni Stefano Ferrero (1509–1510 Died) Bonifacio Ferrero (1511–1518 Resigned) Filiberto Ferrero (1518–1549)...
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Ostia (1562–1564) Orders Consecration 28 December 1532 by Cardinal Bonifacio Ferrero Created cardinal 22 December 1536 by Pope Paul III Personal details...
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of Cardinals Gianstefano Ferrero and Bonifacio Ferrero; the nephew of Cardinals Filiberto Ferrero and Pier Francesco Ferrero; and the cousin of Cardinal...
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cardinal-bishop of Palestrina (12 December 1533), † 4 August 1534 Bonifacio Ferrero, bishop of Ivrei – cardinal-priest of SS. Nereo ed Achilleo (received...
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but arriving eventually, were: Auch (Castelnau), Ivrea of Savoy (Bonifacio Ferrero), Lorraine, and Vendôme. Absent were: Crucense (Gurcense: Lang of...
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Giovanni Piccolomini (1533–1535) Giovanni Domenico de Cupis (1535–1537) Bonifacio Ferrero (1537–1543) Antonio Sanseverino (1543) Marino Grimani (1543–1546)...
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Giovanni Domenico de Cupis (1531–1533) Andrea della Valle (1533) Bonifacio Ferrero (1533–1534) Lorenzo Campeggio (1534–1535) Matthäus Lang von Wellenburg...
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of Albano 1533 Succeeded by Bonifacio Ferrero Preceded by Giovanni Piccolomini Cardinal-Bishop of Palestrina 1533-1534 Succeeded by Bonifacio Ferrero...
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Administrator of Trani, Macerata e Recanati, Adria and Montepeloso Bonifacio Ferrero (July 1, 1517) – Cardinal-Bishop of Palestrina Lorenzo Campeggio (July...
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Stefano Ferrero (1499–1502 Resigned) Giuliano della Rovere (24 Jan 1502 – 1 Nov 1503) Giovanni Stefano Ferrero (1503 – 1509) Bonifacio Ferrero (1509 –...
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Pietro Accolti (1524–1532) Giovanni Domenico de Cupis (1533–1535) Bonifacio Ferrero (1535–1537) Lorenzo Campeggio (1537–1539) Antonio Sanseverino (1539–1543)...
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Preceded by Pietro Accolti Cardinal-bishop of Sabina 1532–1535 Succeeded by Bonifacio Ferrero Preceded by Giacomo Antonio Acquaviva Bishop of Nardò 1532–1536 Succeeded by...
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the fortress of Caprano by order of the Bishop of Ivrea, Cardinal Bonifacio Ferrero. He was then sent to the Benedictine abbey of Fruttuaria at San Benigno...
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famous for its white truffle and wine production. The confectionery group Ferrero is based there. The city joined the UNESCO Creative Cities Network in October...
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of Vincenza, along with Cardinals Girolamo Alexander de Motta and Bonifacio Ferrero. On 10 January 1539 he became Camerlengo of the Sacred College of...
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December. When it was learned, however, that the Cardinal of Ivrea, Bonifacio Ferrero, had been detained by Spanish troops at Pavia, the decision was taken...
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Terence Blanchard, 2013 Charles VI, Halévy, 1843 Charlotte Corday, Lorenzo Ferrero, 1989 Chopin, Giacomo Orefice, 1901 Le Cid, Massenet, 1885 La clemenza...
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Century). Tristán Falfán, 83, Argentine Olympic boxer (1956). Augusto Ferrero Costa, 78, Peruvian jurist, member (2017–2023) and president (2022) of...
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argentina, Buenos Aires: A. Peña Lillo, p. 401 Ferrero (1976), pp. 271-2 Rouquié Matsushita, p. 279 Ferrero (1976), p. 273 Godio, Julio (2000). Historia...
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minister (1862–1863) Marco Minghetti, Prime minister (1863–1864) Alfonso Ferrero La Marmora, Prime minister (1864–1866) Bettino Ricasoli, Prime minister...
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character in the 2011 opera Risorgimento! by Italian composer Lorenzo Ferrero. Verdi's operas are frequently staged around the world. All of his operas...
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Rebellion of Gonzalo Pizarro were Juan Bautista (Genoa, mariner), Francisco Bonifacio (Savoy) and Baptista Calvo (Genoa). Other Italians were Urbano Centurione...
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Bisellini Pietro Paolo Bissari Camillo Boccaccio Domizio Bombarda Baldassarre Bonifacio Giovan Francesco Bonomi Giulio Cesare Bordoni Giovanni Battista Brati...
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by Alfonso Bergamo (2015) MMA - Love Never Dies, directed by Riccardo Ferrero (2016) 5 minuti (5 minutes), directed by Pietro Delle Piane (2016) - short...
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