Le «copie-opere d’arte» di Antonio Guardi by Bombardini, Chiara

“…This article looks into the possible contacts of Pietro Gradenigo with Antonio Guardi, starting from a newfound study of documents and the relationships of the nobleman with other scholars and Guardi’s patrons. …”
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Ciało jako metafora Rzeczypospolitej. Analiza semiotyczna „Obrazu szlachcica polskiego” Wacława Kunickiego by Jakub Bohuszewicz

“…Hence it is interesting to follow the relation between the picture of the social world in the nobleman’s culture and its transformation leading among others to the lack of the gentry status of the nobles in Kunicki’s opuscule.…”
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TRANSFORMASI BAGAWADGITA DAIAM LAKON BISMA DAN DURNA GUGUR PADA PEWAYANGAN JAWA SURAKARTA (Bagawadgita Tranformation in the episude Death of Bisma and Durna on J avaness Surakarta... by Subandi -

“…Keywords: Bagawadgita, teaching, a nobleman's duty…”
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Knez Pokrajac Oliverovic: A Contribution to his identification by Pekić Radmilo B.

“…In following time in Ljubomir is mentioned nobleman who bore a patrimonial surname Pokrajchic after his father.…”
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Jana Ziółkowskiego rozrachunki z polską historią ("Kawaler złotej ostrogi") by Maria Jolanta Olszewska

“…The plot is about the life of three characters: Marek Jakimowski – a Catholic nobleman, Stefan Satanowski – an Arian nobleman, and Jan Stołczyn – a liberated peasant. …”
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The XII Duke of Osuna, between aristocratic spirit and Dandy. The Russian embassy as a matter of honor by J. Pajarín Domínguez

“…However, it meant above all the  reaffirmation of the  Spanish nobleman, who  left his mark  on the  Russian  royal  and public  sphere.  …”
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Kavalierstour: Kulturkontakte und Fremdheitserfahrungen by David Winkler-Ebner

“…The following seminar-paper is about the Grand Tour of European nobleman in the early modern period. It will examine, which cultural aspects were primarily perceived by the travelers and which evidences of feelings of “strangeness” or “otherness” appear in their travel reports. …”
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Socjologiczne uwarunkowania nazw osobowych w utworach Adolfa Dygasińskiego Cz. 3: Przezwiska by Edward Stachurski

“…Most of all they represent country unofficial names, in a less degree specific for another circles: nobleman’s, middle-class, schoolboy and even criminal. …”
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Rodzice, krewni i powinowaci a pamięć rodowa szlachty województwa ruskiego w XVII wieku (w świetle akt sejmikowych deductionis nobilitatis) by Ołeksij Winnyczenko

“…The relationship with them, in a mind of nobleman, was lined by the belonging to the descendants of any of the blood and affined relatives of his own ancestors. …”
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Representing private lives of the Enlightenment

“…Grenby, Captivating Enlightenment: eighteenth-century children’s books and the private life of the child<br/> Andrei Zorin, Schiller, gonorrhoea and original sin in the emotional life of a Russian nobleman<br/> Summaries<br/> Bibliography<br/> Index<br/>…”

Alimentación y argumentación en la España moderna: De ollas, lentejas, duelos y quebrantos y palominos en el Quijote (I, 1) by Vincent Parello

“…The diet of the Manchego nobleman is articulated around a folkloric calendar, with the opposition between Lent and Carnestolenda, and religious, with the cycle of the Passion through Good Friday, Saturday and Easter Sunday. …”
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Ariosto e il Settecento. Un sondaggio pariniano by Marianna Villa

“…Defined by Parini as a “poem / novel”, Furioso conjures up a fantastic and dynamic world in stark contrast to the repetitive day of the young nobleman, producing parodic effects in keeping with the ethical engagement of the short poem.…”
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Česko-kladská hranice v sedmdesátých letech 16. století v dokumentech Archiwu Państwowého ve Wrocławi by Marie Boukalová

“…This case is even more interesting due to the fact that it was not only a dispute between two neighbouring estates, as was usually the case, but also a dispute at the provincial level, between the governor (hejtman) of Kladsko and a Bohemian nobleman.…”
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The lower nobility in the Kingdom of Bohemia in the early 15th century, based on the example of Jan Sádlo of Smilkov by Silvie Vančurova

“…The life of Jan Sádlo of Smilkov is used as an example of a lower nobleman who, due to the political situation, was able to become an influential person and become involved in political developments prior to the revolution and in the revolution’s first year. …”
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Vicisitudes de un Señorío de Frontera. Espejo (1304‑1382) by Emilio Cabrera Muñoz

“…This lordship was bestowed on Pay Arias de Castro, a nobleman who was well connected with the royal family. …”
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Entre deux empires. Circulation, stratégies et difficultés d’un Valencien dans le Saint Empire au début du xviie siècle by Étienne Bourdeu

“…A Valencian nobleman and a member in the order of Malta, Baltasar Marradas (1560-1638) becomes an Imperial general at the beginning of the 17th century and also succeeds in keeping close ties with the Spanish monarchy. …”
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To the problem of the "superfluous" person in the Russian literature of the ХIХ century by S.N. Khanbalaeva, E.A. Vedenjapina

“…This man is a young nobleman, the owner of the state, which allows him to carry out his wishes, but an obstacle arises in his lack of will, inability to work in any of its form as a result of upbringing in the conditions of serfdom. …”
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Письма А.Ф. Малиновского (1800-е гг.) как попытка автобиографии by Maia Lavrinovich

“…This article analyses the correspondence by Aleksei Fedorovich Malinovskii (1762–1840) from the point of view of his strategy of creating his new self as an authentic nobleman. Covering the 1800s, his letters to Count Nikolai Petrovich Sheremetev (1751–1809), held at the Russian State Historical Archive in St. …”
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Ivan Tomko Mrnavić and His Coat of Arms: Self-presentation of an Illyrian Noble by Daniel Premerl

“…Finally, the origin, shape, and meaning of Mrnavić’ s coat of arms is interpreted in relation to his self-fashioned identity as a nobleman, as well as his political views on a possible post-Ottoman state in the region.…”
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Tommaso Giustiniani, wealthy of books by Piero Scapecchi

“…The article seeks to examine the book collection which Tommaso Giustiniani (1477-1528) brought with him in Holy Hermitage (Eremo) of Camaldoli from Venice when the Venetian nobleman became a Camaldolese monk in 1510 with the name of Paolo. …”
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