Примери за използване на King ferrante на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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King Ferrante.
Dear old King Ferrante;
King Ferrante has died.
You knew his father, King Ferrante?
King Ferrante of Naples?
Perhaps to curry favor with King Ferrante of Naples?
King Ferrante of Naples has an illegitimate daughter.
We carry slaves to Genoa for his father- King Ferrante.
King Ferrante of Naples will serve you better.
The Borgia pope has betrothed his son to King Ferrante's daughter.
King Ferrante… you may see Florence as a disease.
That is why we are here,Your Grace, to speak with King Ferrante.
King Ferrante of Naples sends his humble regards.
You would put the son of King Ferrante on a pinnace sailing back to Pisa?
You will be given a bow and arrow andbe in clear line of sight of King Ferrante.
But since King Ferrante died, I find time weighs heavily.
Slip through Siena andthe Papal States and confront King Ferrante and his court directly.
With King Ferrante, Duke Federico and Sixtus all against us.
We have seen his banquet room, where King Ferrante liked to dine with those who displeased him.
The university was closed and reopened in 1465 following an agreement between King Ferrante and pope Paul II.
Neither the Pope or King Ferrante will receive any diplomatic envoy from Florence.
His Eminence, Cardinal Della Rovere, begs an introduction to His Royal Highness King Ferrante of Naples, and His Highness' son, Prince Alfonso.
Neither the Pope or King Ferrante will receive any diplomatic envoy from Florence.
There is still a version of events where you remedy this situation from Florence,where you persuade King Ferrante to break his alliance with Sixtus from the comfort and protection of your own home.
May I present His Majesty King Ferrante of Naples and his son, Alfonso, Duke of Calabria.
Would you convey our thanks to our friend and ally, King Ferrante, whose claim to independence we fully understand, for his most generous offer?
In the 16th century, in preparations for a celebratory entrance into Milan of the monarch King Phillip II of Spain, it was proposed to raze the colonnade to widen the route; Ferrante Gonzaga declined the suggestion.
In the 16th century, in preparations for a celebratory entrance into Milan of the monarch King Phillip II of Spain, it was proposed to raze the colonnade to widen the route; Ferrante Gonzaga declined the suggestion.[2].