zaccagni造句

• An English translation of Zaccagni's edition by S . D . F . Salmond appeared in 1871.
• The abbey basilica was rebuilt from around 1490, with the present design by Bernardino Zaccagni dating from 1510.
• The architects were Bernardino Zaccagni and his son, Giovanni Francisco, with modifications by Gian Francesco d'Agrate.
• Both fostered the work of Zaccagni, which would have been previously considered suspect because it elucidated works discussing heresy.
• After having long lain in oblivion, the works of Euthalius were published in Rome, in 1698, by Lorenzo Alessandro Zaccagni, Prefect of the Vatican Library.
• The "'Oratorio della Concezione " ( Oratory of the Concession ) was designed by Bernardino Zaccagni and Giovanni Francesco Ferrari d'Agrate in the 16th century.
• Among those whom he encouraged most was Lorenzo Alessandro Zaccagni, whom he induced to publish a collection of materials for the ancient history of the Greek and Latin Churches, " Collectanea monumentorum veterum Ecclesi?gr鎐?et latin?
• A Latin edition " Acta Disputationis Archelai, Episcopi Mesopotamia et Manetis Haresiarch " was published by Lorenzo Alessandro Zaccagni, librarian of the Vatican Library, in " Collectanea monumentorum veterum Ecclesiae graecae et latinae ."
• As Prefect of the Vatican Library, Zaccagni had access to a copy of the " Atti di Archelao " by Hegemonius found at Monte Cassino with a version in Vatican, as well as to the works of Euthalius.
• Zaccagni also was employed, along with his son Giovanni Francesco Zaccagni in helping design and build the church of Santa Maria della Steccata, but by 1525, he was replaced by Gianfrancesco Ferrari d Agrate, who completed the work in 1539.
• Zaccagni also was employed, along with his son Giovanni Francesco Zaccagni in helping design and build the church of Santa Maria della Steccata, but by 1525, he was replaced by Gianfrancesco Ferrari d Agrate, who completed the work in 1539.
• Among those whom he encouraged most was Zaccagni, whom he induced to publish a collection of materials for the ancient history of the Greek and Latin Churches, " Collectanea monumentorum veterum Ecclesi?gr鎐?et latin?" ( Rome, 1694, 4to ).
• Zaccagni was buried in the church of San Giovanni Decollato and his inscription on the pavement stated that he was a man of honorable parts and practice, his books were celebrated by both Italians and foreigners, and had raised the scholarship of the Papal states.