Padua

Because of the somewhat unique manuscript tradition (with only a single manuscript extant for the majority of the present work, Florence, D IV 95), Fiorentino helpfully includes a table in the introduction that presents the divergences between Florence D IV 94 and Padoue 1580 with respect to question 2 of the prologue (51-58).

Antecipando o pensamento estrutural ao jardim botanico de Padoue, Goethe pesquisava a "planta original" (1786-1787); jogando sobre as palavras e as flores em apendice, Claude Levi-Strauss folhava as versoes europeias do mito do pensamento selvagem (viola tricolor, 1962, pp.

Abel et Cain, Jacob et Esau, Joseph et ses freres, Salomon, saint Augustin, Maimonide, saint Antoine de Padoue, John Donne, Martin Luther King, Thich Nhat Hanh, Robert Thurman, Joseph Telushkin/Shakespeare, Mozart, Franklin, Schubert, Brahms, Rachmaninov, Tchaikovski, Picasso, Einstein/Babe Ruth, Brad Gilbert, Andre Agassi, Bjorn Borg, John McEnroe, etc.).

Juan Valverde de Amusco, ne dans un village (Amusco) du royaume de Leon et Castille, en Espagne, est un anatomiste forme a Padoue par Andre Vesale.

I: Marsilius of Padua and Medieval Political Philosophy, y II: The Defensor Pacis); Marsile de Padoue. Le defenseur de la paix.

She capitalized on Tartini's renown by adding on the frontispiece of a later publication of her six string trios "Eleve du celebre Tartini de Padoue" (110).

D'autres, comme Padoue, Trinitedes-Monts, La Redemption ou St-Adalbert, ont une structure d'emplois davantage dominee par des activites primaires notamment la foret.