Emmanuel Magri (also known as Manuel or Manwel; 27 February 1851, in Valletta – 29 March 1907, in Sfax) was a Maltese ethnographer, archaeologist and...

comprehensively compiled by the scholar (and pioneer in Maltese archaeology) Manwel Magri in his core criticism "Ħrejjef Missirijietna" ("Fables from our Forefathers")...

twentieth century, Maltese folktales were collected by the Jesuit scholar Manwel Magri and published in the series Kotba tal-Mogħdija taż-Żmien and also in...

Manwel De Vilhena) Roman Catholic 2nd Sunday of July Carmelite Parish Church, Gżira Ħamrun Parish Immaculate Conception Southern Region Manoel Magri Street...

Statue of the Sacred Heart of Mary Triq il-Kappuċċini c/w Triq Patri Manwel Magri 36°02′51″N 14°14′42″E / 36.047464°N 14.244863°E / 36.047464; 14.244863...

(1606) of Hieronymus Megiser, who had visited Malta in 1588–1589; Domenico Magri gave the etymologies of some Maltese words in his Hierolexicon, sive sacrum...

minister and architect of Malta's independence and the temporary residence of Manwel Dimech who was one of Malta's foremost revolutionary thinkers at the turn...

(1931–2010) – Deputy Prime Minister of Malta; President of Malta (1999–2004) Manwel Dimech (1860–1921) – politician; social reformer; philosopher; journalist;...

of a Tyrant) by the Neapolitan author, Giuseppe Folliero de Luna. Anton Manwel Caruana's novel Ineż Farruġ (1889), the first Maltese novel, was modelled...

Apostle – Christian saint (2019) Anthony of Antioch – Christian saint (1998) Manwel Attard – Maltese Sette Giugno victim (1985) Emmanuel Attard Bezzina – Maltese...

of a Tyrant), by the Neapolitan author, Giuseppe Folliero de Luna. Anton Manwel Caruana's novel, Ineż Farruġ (1889), was modelled on traditional Italian...