Ancone

A scrolled bracket or console in classical architecture, which supports a cornice or entablature over a door or window.

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"It's a consistent, simple brand message that resonates well," said Ancone. "Our Latina mom is learning more ways to continue enjoying foods and beverages she grew up with, mixed with healthier alternatives."

Latin Thirst

Tonight, Alastair McGowan and Ronni Ancone are up to more mischief, which means we can see Ruby Wax and Richard E.

PICK OF THE BOX; It's the last night of the chums

In the vault of the chapel are some early frescoes by Andrea Castagno from 1442 [39] and three wonderful composite altarpieces (ancone) by Antonio Vivarini and Giovanni d'Alemagna, individually commissioned by two nuns, the prioress and abbess (all named) in 1443.

Elections of Abbesses and Notions of Identity in Fifteenth- and Sixteenth-Century Italy, with Special Reference to Venice [*]

Exscripsit Rainaldus Albizius eques Florentinus exul Ancone." Yet the colophon is surely copied by the scribe of the next piece, one Sachela.

Leonardi Bruni, Florentine traitor? Bruni, the Medici, and an Aretine conspiracy of 1437