Provinciate

Pro`vin´ci`ate

v. t.

To convert into a province or provinces.

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.

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while on the other hand, a facsimile edition of the principal manuscripts by Alexander Silbiger is impractical for everyday use (Ravenna, Biblioteca comunale Classense, MS Classense 545, 17th Century Keyboard Music: Sources Central to the Keyboard Art of the Baroque, 12 [New York: Garland, 1987]; Rome, Biblioteca del Conservatorio di Musica Santa Cecilia, MS A/400, 17th Century Keyboard Music, 13 [New York: Garland, 1987]; and Trent, Museo provinciate d'arte, Biblioteca musicale L.

The First Volume in The Complete Works of Ercole Pasquini

La divisione del capitolo in due sezioni risulta altamente funzionale alfanalisi del romanzo, Strada Provinciate Tre; Seger difatti fornisce nella prima parte un'indispensabile nomenclatura che risulta fondamentale per l'attenta lettura del romanzo offerta nella seconda parte.

Monica Seger, Landscapes in Between, Environmental Change in Modern Italian Literature and Film

Cinema has indeed long been key to Celati's imaginative process, and he has produced four documentary films, Strada provinciate delle anime (1991), II Mondo di Luigi Ghirri (1999), Case sparse--Visioni di case che crollano (2003), and Diol Kadd (2010).