Monzambano

[German mohn-tsahm-bah-noh] /German ˌmoʊn tsɑmˈbɑ noʊ/

noun

Severinus de

[German zey-vey-ree-noo s de] /German ˌzeɪ veɪˈri nʊs dɛ/ (Show IPA) pseudonym of Samuel von Pufendorf.

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This remark enabled him to return to the subject of the villa at Monzambano.

The Patriot
Antonio Fogazzaro
Napoleon's headquarters were at Valleggio, those of the King at Monzambano.

The Liberation of Italy
Countess Evelyn Martinengo-Cesaresco
When a shabby conveyance had at length been found, the great statesman drove to Monzambano.

The Liberation of Italy
Countess Evelyn Martinengo-Cesaresco

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