Pier Alessandro Paravia was born in Zara, Dalmatia on July 15, 1797 and was a Dalmatian Italian writer, scholar, philanthropist and professor of Italian...
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Paravia may refer to: Pier Alessandro Paravia (1797-1857), Venetian writer, scholar, philanthropist and professor of Italian eloquence Antonio Paravia...
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Italian and Dalmatian Croat Bernardo Zamagna (Dubrovnik) – writer Pier Alessandro Paravia (Zadar) – writer Niccolò Tommaseo (Šibenik) – linguist, journalist...
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French Augustin Cauchy to teach Sublime Physics and the Dalmatian Pier Alessandro Paravia to the chair of Italian Rhetoric. In 1832 the Institute of Forensic...
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including Niccolò Tommaseo, Cesare Cantù, Francesco Dall'Ongaro and Pier Alessandro Paravia. The envy of the detractors intertwined in those years with the...
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basketball player. Darko Pahlić (born 1963), basketball player. Pier Alessandro Paravia (1797–1857), writer, scholar, philanthropist and professor of Italian...
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Cincinnatus Lamar I, attorney, jurist in his native Georgia (d. 1834) Pier Alessandro Paravia, Venetian writer, scholar, philanthropist, professor of Italian...
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Retrieved 2016-09-08. Jacopo Bernardi, Vita e documenti letterari di Pier Alessandro Paravia, vol 1, G. Marietti, 1863 - Harvard University "Mima Simić". Word...
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Via Marco Marulo, Via Andrea Meldola, Via Adolfo Mussafia, Via Pier Alessandro Paravia, Via Domenico Ragnina, Via Federico Seismit-Doda, Via Oscar Sinigaglia...
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librarian of Zadar's new public library, formed from the bequest of Pier Alessandro Paravia, and went on to transform it in one of the most important libraries...
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