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...klaris sin favora al E. En 1913 laĉefepiskopo de Milano kaj la episkopo de Pavia skribis al pioniro de E pastro Bianchini laŭdajn leterojn pri E. En s...

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...aulus Ricius (~1470-1541) Ricius, a physician and a professor of philosophy at Pavia Univer- sity, Austria, served as personal physician and consultan...

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...g. And Rustici’s! What about Rustici’s and that pet porcupine of his? In Pavia, I lost my way among narrow lanes; it was dusk; it was summer; it be...

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...ination of King John to send out spies to the east; he learned of Gonzallo de Pavia and João Peres Covilhão (or Covilham) and the wonderful medal tha...

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...ht not entertaine an Armie. The Lord Constable Momorancie at the siege of Pavia, having beene appointed to passe over the river Tesine, and to quart...

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... ever, and yield to him homage and fealty for the lands of Pleas- ance and Pavia, Petersaint, and the Port of Tremble, and to give him yearly a millio...

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... the boxes. The next day they went together by rail to the Charterhouse of Pavia, and while he strolled with the girl, as they waited for the homeward...

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...ncient leg- end, the Muses of Greece, the Marble Virgins of the Certosa at Pavia, the Day and Night of Michael Angelo, the little Angels which Bellini...

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... bear dry facts, such as that Charles the Fifth beat Francis the First, at Pavia, in a war for the duchy of Milan, and nothing more told about them. I...

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...t. Years ago I thought of such a thing. After I had visited the Certosa di Pavia —do you know it? So beautiful, and those two still alabaster figures—...

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...untess d’Isorella wrote to Carlo: “Your Vittoria is away after the king to Pavia. They tell me she stood up in her carriage on the Ponte del Po -’Viva... ...ad not occurred. Vittoria’s letter to her lover missed him. She wrote from Pavia, after she had taken her decisive step. Carlo Ammiani went into the b... ... to stables. He had relays of horses at war-prices between Castiglione and Pavia, and a retinue of servants; nor did he hesitate to inform the ladies ...

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...eemed to forget Amanda alto- gether. This happened first in the Certosa di Pavia whither they had gone one afternoon from Milan. That was quite soon a...

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...n, less than a quarter of a century had elapsed since Francis I.’s defeat at Pavia; the death of Raphael; the death of Bayard, sans peur et sans repro...

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... I have heard say, as good as other folks, nevertheless lost the Battle of Pavia.” “And I have the honor of assuring you that I killed one of them wit...

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...top an army. The Constable Monsieur de Montmorenci, having at the siege of Pavia been ordered to pass the Ticino, and to take up his quarters in the F...

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...d away, some travellers came home from Italy, and said that in the town of Pavia they had seen a ragged beggar woman, who had once been handsome, but ...

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...nsieur de Selinville was the court bore, who had been in every battle from Pavia to Montcontour, and gave as full mem- oirs of each as did Blaise de M...

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...f France was obliged to surren- der and give up his sword at the battle of Pavia. Besides these Neapolitan noblemen who have enlisted of late as priva...

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...ad of the family when its ruin was now at hand. In that year the battle of Pavia destroyed the French rule in Italy, and left Francis I a prisoner in ... ...struccio had reached his eighteenth year, the Ghibellines were driven from Pavia by the Guelphs, and Messer Francesco was sent by the Visconti to assi... ...tion than any other captain, and his name and fame were known, not only in Pavia, but throughout all Lombardy. Castruccio, having returned to Lucca in...

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...Queen Elizabeth; the true portrait of Lucretia; a picture of the battle of Pavia; the history of Christ’s passion, carved in mother- of-pearl; the por...

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...oks held in highest esteem by Dante. 23 Boethius, who was put to death in Pavia, in 524, was buried in the church of S. Pietro in Ciel d’ Oro—St. Pet...

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...t with the assistance of eleven doctors of Padua, seven master surgeons of Pavia, and five surgeons come from all parts, who assisted at her confineme...

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...egate. By Landino he is reported to have been from Parma, by Vellutello from Pavia. v. 118. Soldanieri.] “Gianni Soldanieri,” says Villani, Hist. l....

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... Lett. Ital. t. iii. 1. i. c. 4. v. 124. Cieldauro.] Boetius was buried at Pavia, in the monastery of St. Pietro in Ciel d’oro. v. 126. Isidore.] ...

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...egate. By Landino he is reported to have been from Parma, by Vellutello from Pavia. v. 118. Soldanieri.] “Gianni Soldanieri,” says Villani, Hist. l.... ... Lett. Ital. t. iii. 1. i. c. 4. v. 124. Cieldauro.] Boetius was buried at Pavia, in the monastery of St. Pietro in Ciel d’oro. v. 126. Isidore.] ...

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...army. I see no reason why he should not have been present at the battle of Pavia. He collected in formation from physicians, surgeons and alchemists;...

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...ry, as distinguished from the middle or feudal history,) had the battle of Pavia foreshown to him, not by name, but in its results—by his own Spanish ...

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... ever, and yield to him homage and fealty for the lands of Pleas- ance and Pavia, Petersaint, and the Port of Tremble, and to give him yearly a millio...

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... a hundred years! By G—, I should whip like curtail-dogs these runaways of Pavia. A plague take them; why did they not choose rather to die there than...