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1. www.ilmessaggero.it › en › the_burial_of_vittorioThe Burial of Vittorio Emanuele of Savoy in Superga

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   4 days ago · Vittorio Emanuele of Savoy, son of Umberto II, the last king of Italy, and Maria José, died last February 3rd in Geneva. He would have turned 87 on February 12th. The House of Savoy is one of the ...

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3. www.geni.com › people › Victor-Emmanuel-II-king-ofVittorio Emanuele Maria Alberto Eugenio Ferdinando Tommaso di ...

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   3 days ago · Italian: Vittorio Emanuele Maria Alberto Eugenio Ferdinando Tommaso di Savoia, re d'Italia e Sardegna. Also Known As: "Крал Виктор Емануил ІІ Савойски", "Victor Emmanuel II". Birthdate: March 14, 1820. Birthplace: Torino, Piemonte, Italia (Italy) Death: January 09, 1878 (57)

   • Location: Torino, Piemonte
   • Spouse: Virgínia Rho

   • Place Of Birth: Piemonte
   • Birth Date: March 14, 1820

4. www.british-history.ac.uk › old-new-london › vol3The Savoy | British History Online

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   3 days ago · In Stow's "Chronicles," under the date of 1364, we find the following passage:—"The 9th day of April, died John, King of France, at the Savoy; his corpse was honourably conveyed to St. Denis, in France." In 1377 the Savoy stood a narrow chance of being demolished by the citizens of London, who had flocked thither, "evidently bent on mischief ...

5. mypathintheworld.com › places-to-visit-in-northern13 Enchanting Places to Visit in Northern Italy in Winter

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   3 days ago · It is one of the largest cities in Italy, the historic seat of the House of Savoy, a destination for chocoholics and foodies, and the birthplace of brands like Lavazza, Fiat, and Eataly. It offers dozens of things to do, yet somehow, it’s still under the radar of so many people. One thing that makes it such a great winter break is its indoor ...

6. www.geni.com › people › Matilda-of-SavoyMathilde de Savoie, Kurfürstin zu der Pfalz (c.1403 - 1438 ...

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   4 days ago · Matilda (Mechtilde) of Savoy (1390–1438) was a daughter of Amadeo, Prince of Achaea (also known as Amadeus of Piedmont or Amadeus of Savoy) and Catherine of Geneva. She was the second wife of the Elector Palatine Louis III, whom she married on 30 November 1417. Matilda had the following five children: Mathilde (7 March 1419 – 1 October 1482 ...

7. thechive.com › category › humorDaily Humor | Funny Videos, Pictures, Memes & Clips – theCHIVE

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   2 days ago · Humor / (h)yo͞omər/. Noun: 1) The perfect category for when you’re taking a poopie. For two reasons. One: You won’t sh*t yourself from laughing too hard, and two: you’re (probably) alone when you’re pooping. This is important because these sometimes-goofy, sometimes-lowbrow, always-funny jokes, pictures, and videos can induce mighty ...

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   What happened to the Savoy in 1377?

   • In 1377 the Savoy stood a narrow chance of being demolished by the citizens of London, who had flocked thither, "evidently bent on mischief," after the support which John of Gaunt gave to Wickliffe at a synod held in St. Paul's Cathedral. The Bishop of London, on hearing of the riot, hurried to the Savoy, and averted the danger that threatened it.

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   Why is the Savoy important?

   • The Savoy is also famous in connection with the history of the Church of England, having been the place in which Charles II., after the Restoration, ordered the assemblies of the Commissioners for the Revision of the Liturgy to be held.

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   Who was buried in the Savoy?

   • In the Savoy were buried many distinguished personages; among others, Gavin Douglas, the poet-Bishop of Dunkeld, son of Archibald "Bell the Cat," Earl of Angus. The reader of Scott's "Marmion" will remember how, at the wedding of De Wilton and Clare—

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   Why is the Savoy a parish?

   • The precinct of the Savoy was made into a parish by Bishop Grindal, in the reign of Elizabeth, when the Protector Somerset demolished the old Church of St. Mary, to make room for his new palace, and it is probably the smallest parish in the metropolis or its suburbs west of Temple Bar.

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9. www.newhealthadvisor.org › Pictures-of-Worms-inWorms in Human Types and Pictures | New Health Advisor

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   1 day ago · 4. Ascaris Worm. Pictures of worms in humans will show that Ascaris is the most common human worm infection. These worms can be large and round with a length of up to 31cm. Male Ascaris worms have a curved tail, whereas females have a straightened tail and can be up to 35cm long.