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    splendid buildings in and around Ravenna, including his palace church Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, an Arian cathedral (now Santo Spirito) and Baptistery, and his own...
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  • near town.: 526 – Chiesa dello Spirito Santo (Ravenna) [it] (church) built. 540 – Forces of Byzantine Belisarius take Ravenna. 547 – Basilica of San Vitale...
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  • Jerusalem Hagia Anastasis, an Arian cathedral in Ravenna now called the Chiesa dello Spirito Santo [it], next to the Arian Baptistry MV Anastasis, a...
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    chose Niccoli's lettering style. Niccoli was buried in the Basilica of Santo Spirito in Florence. He was extremely indebted prior to his death, after which...
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    Pope Innocent VII (category Archbishops of Ravenna)
    house, and had their bodies thrown from the windows of the hospital of Santo Spirito into the street. There was an uproar. Pope, court and cardinals, with...
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    Arian Baptistery (category Churches in the province of Ravenna)
    later the octagonal baptistery. The cathedral, now called the Church of Spirito Santo, was originally named Hagia Anastasis (Holy Resurrection). It was re-consecrated...
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    Armeni Santa Maria della Grazia San Pietro di Castello San Servolo Santo Spirito Sottomarina Vignole List of islands of Italy Magistrato alle Acque MOSE...
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    in Rome. In 1555–6, he decorated the Gonzaga Chapel in the Church of Santo Spirito in Sassia with biblical scenes, and returned in 1574 to decorate the...
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    Sacred Consulta; Commissary general of the papal fleet; and Abbot of S. Spirito di Sonnone in Gaeta. On 19 February 1652, he was elevated to Cardinal by...
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    Bogliasco, Liguria Bonassola, Liguria Bordighera, Liguria Borghetto Santo Spirito, Liguria Borgio Verezzi, Liguria Camogli, Liguria Camporosso, Liguria...
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  • Brembana Biella–Balma Biella–Cossato–Vallemosso Biella–Mongrando Bitonto–Santo Spirito Bribano–Agordo Bolzano–Caldaro Budrio–Massalombarda Calalzo–Dobbiaco...
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    Boccaccio's death, his entire collection was given to the monastery of Santo Spirito, in Florence, where it still resides. Bocaccio's final years were troubled...
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  • Borghetto di Borbera Borghetto di Vara Borghetto Lodigiano Borghetto Santo Spirito Borghi Borgia Borgiallo Borgio Verezzi Borgo a Mozzano Borgo d'Ale Borgo...
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    della Cona San Berardo San Benedetto San Leonardo Santa Maria a Bitetto Santo Spirito Villa Mosca Villa Pavone Piano della Lenta Colleatterrato Frazioni within...
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  • friend of Enrico Nencioni [it], her neighbor in via delle Caldaie in the Santo Spirito district, from whom she deepened her knowledge of English literature...
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    channel. Due to silting at the Lido San Nicolò inlet, Venice dug the Santo Spirito channel from the Malamocco inlet to the St. Mark's basin to let bigger...
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  • via della Spiga, via Sant'Andrea, via Borgospesso, via Manzoni, via Santo Spirito, corso Venezia, corso Matteotti, via Bigli, via Senato and via Bagutta...
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    Via dei Calzaiuoli, Via del Corso, Mercato di San Lorenzo and Via Santo Spirito. In Rome the most important shopping streets are Via Condotti, Piazza...
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  • (ancient) Santa Maria Novella (1919) San Miniato al Monte (ancient) Santo Spirito (ancient) Santa Trinita (ancient) Santa Maria all'Impruneta (1924) Santi...
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    demonstrating how the new style could be applied, San Lorenzo's and Santo Spirito. They are essays in the Classical, with rows of cylindrical columns...
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    The seat of government in the Western Roman Empire was transferred to Ravenna in 408, but from 450 the emperors mostly resided in Rome. Rome, which had...
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    Agata di Zola Predosa Parrocchia di Sant'Elena di Sacerno Parrocchia Santo Spirito Parrocchia dei Santi Pietro e Paolo di Anzola dell'Emilia This deanery...
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    Aistulf was even more aggressive. He conquered Ferrara and Ravenna, ending the Exarchate of Ravenna. Rome seemed his next victim. In 754, Pope Stephen II went...
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  • Aragon and Naples. Supposedly, he was responsible for erecting the Spirito Santo church, which still stands, in Casalsottano, a hamlet of the Italian...
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    church in Rome, Italy, dedicated to St Apollinare, the first bishop of Ravenna. The church is part of a large complex that has hosted a number of institutions...
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  • 2003 Drumlanrig Castle theft, 27 August 2003 Momart fire, 24 May 2004 Santo Spirito in Sassia Hospital theft, 31 July 2004 Munch Museum theft, 22 August...
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    Christian art: the apse mosaics that decorate so many churches in Rome, Ravenna, Sicily, and Constantinople. Frescoes covered every surface that was not...
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  • Severus; but in the fifteenth century the mint was near the bank of Santo Spirito. Finally, in 1665, Alexander VII moved it to the rear of the apse of...
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    Saint Catherine, the churches of Santa Maria Maddalena dei Pazzi and Santo Spirito, and the Accademia di Belle Arti di Firenze, and sent back works to...
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    of Constantine. Rimini's cathedral was dedicated to the Holy Spirit (Spirito Santo), and familiarly called S. Columba (the Holy Dove). The dates assigned...
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