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Meaning of "farfa"
farfa (noun): A type of traditional Italian flatbread that is usually made with semolina flour and water, similar to focaccia. It is often baked in a wood-fired oven and is known for its light and crispy texture
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The museum of oil farfa.
Before his death he gave the Abbey of Farfa a rich silk garment which still exists.
It was once dependant to the Abbey of Farfa.
Before the ninth century was out Farfa itself would be attacked by Saracens.
He was then empowered to do the same for the Monastery of Farfa.
He retained the monastery of Farfa in commendam.
Giovanni Orsini had been serving as Abbot Commendatory of the monastery of Farfa.
On the same day the Benedictine Abbot of Farfa was reprimanded for a similar fault.
Calvi bacame property of the Abbey of Farfa.
All Castelnuovo di Farfa hotels on the map.
Big Shape by la farfa.
The Farfa Abbey is one of the most emblematic monuments of the European Middle Ages.
Village of Farfa.
The Abbey of Farfa is located in the township 's territory.
Monastery of Farfa.
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During the Investiture conflict, Farfa was, more or less, on the side of the Ghibellines.
It happened at Farfa.
Farfa is a fringed, machine woven rug, made of pied-de-poule fabric.
Abbot of Farfa.
In 867, Abbot Peter of Farfa moved these relics to his abbey in a solemn ceremony.
Abbey of Farfa.
As Cardinal Bishop of Sabina, he was also perpetual abbot of Farfa.
In the beginning of 1100, the possessions of the Abbey of Farfa reached their maximum expansion.
Octavian 's consecration took place 4 October, at the monastery of Farfa.
Official website ( in Italian ) Farfa on abbazie . it Farfa on romeartlover . it.
His father, Dono, entered him and his elder brother into Farfa as child oblates.
When the Saracens burned the Abbey of Farfa in 898, a group of refugees settled in Rome.
I did not mean to offend you, Farfa.
Situated about 26 miles from Rome, not far from the Farfa Sabina Railway station.
He last appears in a datable document of 917, the Liber largitorius of Farfa Abbey.
I envy you, Farfa.
You will regret for this, Farfa.
