Examples of 'odescalchi' in a sentence

Meaning of "odescalchi"

odescalchi is an adjective used to describe something related to the Odescalchi family, an ancient Italian noble family. It is often used in historical contexts or when referring to places, events, or objects associated with the Odescalchi family

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odescalchi
Princely coat of arms of the Odescalchi family.
The Odescalchi family is still the owner of the castle.
The medieval castle belongs to the Odescalchi family.
Prince Carlo Odescalchi is the current head and an extremely dangerous tyrant.
The castle is today owned by the Odescalchi family.
It passed from the Odescalchi family to the Raimondi and then the Visconti of Modrone.
At last the widow sold the title and estates to Odescalchi.
Long beach of Palo dominated by the Odescalchi castle and its marshes.
The Odescalchi family, of the minor nobility of Como, were determined entrepreneurs.
The wedding reception was held at the Castle Odescalchi.
Only Cardinal Benedetto Odescalchi was suitably " papabile " at the time of the conclave.
They received the habit at Rome from Cardinal Odescalchi.
The marriage service took place at Castello Odescalchi in the town of Bracciano, near Rome.
The number of candidates sank, but the vote on 20 September gave only 8 votes to Odescalchi.
The city of Ladislao Odescalchi ( and artichokes ).

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The County Museum is housed within the manor collection, archeology, ethnography, cultural-historical and Odescalchi collection.
Ludovica, Prince Odescalchi daughter 's sent you a message.
In 1854 the fief passed from the Giustiniani to the Odescalchi.
Odescalchi Castle, in the outskirts of Rome, Italy.
The villa was commissioned by marquis Innocenzo Odescalchi from Swiss architect Simone Cantoni in 1797.
Another attraction is Villa Olmo, built in 1790 for the imperious Odescalchi family.
Consacreted Bishop by Cardinal Carlo Odescalchi on 6 March 1831, he assumed the duty of a Bishop.

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