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21Grandi Giardini Italiani — The Grandi Giardini Italiani is an association of major gardens in Italy. Its members include some of the most important gardens in Italy. List of member gardens * Fondazione Pompeo Mariani (Imperia) * Giardini Botanici di Stigliano (Roma) *… …
22Grandi Stazioni — Gare de Milano Centrale (Milan) …
23Grandi, Dino, count di Mordano — born June 4, 1895, Mordano, Italy died May 21, 1988, Bologna Italian politician. He made an unsuccessful bid for leadership of Italy s Fascists in 1921, losing to Benito Mussolini, but then held a succession of high government posts (1924–43),… …
24Grandi, Alessandro — ▪ Italian composer died 1630, Bergamo, Republic of Venice [Italy] Italian composer noted for his solo songs; he was the first to use the word cantata in the modern sense. Grandi was musical director to a religious fraternity in… …
25Grandi, Alessandro — (c. 1577, n.p. – 1630, Bergamo, Italy) Maestro di cappella at the cathedral of Ferrara (1615–1617), singer (1617) and then second maestro under Claudio Monteverdi at St. Mark’s, Venice (1620–1627), and maestro di cappella of Santa Maria… …
26Grandi Senteris — Sp Grándi Señteris Ap Grundy Center L JAV Grandžio apyg. c. (Ajova) …
27Grandi — biographical name Dino 1895 1988 Conte di Mordano Italian Fascist politician …
28grandi — Part. pas. m.s. grandir …
29Grandi — Grandim Zivilist;Nicht Seemann;ZivilarbeiteraufSchiffen.Sollauf»Grand«fußeninderBedeutung»Sand«undparsprototofür»Festland«sein.»Grandje«meintnorddauchdenLandstreichersowiedenErdarbeiter,dervonArbeitsstellezuArbeitsstelleunterwegsist.Marinespr1900f… …
30grandi — is., den., İt. grande Geminin baştan ikinci direği …
