Examples of using Cosimo in English and their translations into Italian
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In 1640, the sculpture was placed in front of the namesake apothecary on via Por Santa Maria on the order of Cosimo II.
Between 1561 and 1627 Cosimo I assigned the"Medici house of Quarto" to the Order he founded, the Knights of Santo Stefano.
In the fifteenth century, thanks to Cosimo the Elder(1389-1464) and- above all- Lorenzo the Magnificent(1449-1492),
Nearby, the equestrian statue of Cosimo I dÈ Medici, cast in bronze
First for you and now for Cosimo, because your head's full of air.
If you need to change the number of guests staying then send Cosimo(the owner) a message.
and attributed to Cosimo Fanzago.
only in 1901 Cosimo de Giorgi found it again.
The frontal, presented by Cosimo III as an ex voto, depicts the Grand Duke praying in front of the image of the Virgin.
requested the extension of the territory assigned to Cosimo in exile and obtained permission to accommodate him.
born of a relation with a Circassian slave whom Cosimo had bought in Venice.
is veiled as a sign of mourning for Cosimo.
Maria Salviati's husband and Cosimo I de' Medici's father.
when Cosimo de' Medici conquered it, as says a plaque on the walls.
the Palace was purchased in 1549 by Eleonora of Toledo, Cosimo I de' Medici's wife as a ceremonial residence.
Actually, he was a kind of minister of culture at Cosimo I de' Medici's court, the Grand Duke of Tuscany.
in the wine-growing area Vino di Carmignano, an area that already Cosimo de' Medici appreciated.
to escape persecution of Cosimo II de Medici, who wanted to lock them up in the ghettos of only a few large cities,
The extraordinary commissioner of the Harbour Authority of Catania, Cosimo Aiello, has evidenced the importance of the born freeways of the sea"- it has remembered- like service of alternative marine transport to cargo handling on rubber,
At a meeting in the Medici palace in Florence in December 1613 with the Grand Duke Cosimo II and his mother the Grand Duchess Christina of Lorraine,