Pifferi

According to a communication from Archbishop Pifferi, of January,

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 8: Infamy-Lapparent 1840-1916 1913

Pifferi carrying a long Etruscan lamp he walked down the dark corridors with their surprised _palfrenieri_, and across the open courtyards with their startled sentinels, to where the arches of the Vatican opened upon the soft spring sky.

The Eternal City Hall Caine 1892

Father Pifferi, quaking with fear, thought he was there to protect Roma.

The Eternal City Hall Caine 1892

Pifferi the lady was to step into an anteroom; and Roma followed him into a small adjoining chamber, carpeted with cocoanut matting and furnished with a marble-topped table and two wooden chest-seats, bearing the papal arms.

The Eternal City Hall Caine 1892

Pifferi, who encouraged him to his first attempts at versification.

Spare Hours John Brown 1846

Camaldolese Francesco Pifferi, the mathematician Teofilo Gallaccini, the botanist Pirro Maria Gabrielli, founder of the Academic

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