signory造句

• Giovanni Borgia held several other titles, including the signory of Vetralla.
• This scene inspired awe even in the eyes of some of the Signory ( despite their compromised position ).
• In 1933, Thayer was one of the original signories of the " Humanist Manifesto " ( I ).
• Enmity against Sforza turned into true hatred when his father-in-law bought the signory of Pesaro from Carlo Malatesta.
• Maarland once was a separately situated township of the signory of Breust, which in its turn belonged to the Li鑗e St . Martin church.
• In the 13th century, at the height of the see's power, the bishop was able to purchase a part of the signory of Uz鑣.
• From November 1301 onward, when the White faction lost the power of the Signory to the Black party, Dino was to never serve in a Government council.
• Dino was active in Florentine politics serving as consul for the guild of traders, and later as member of the Signory twice, Prior, and Gonfalonier of Justice.
• Situated at the heart of the old signory of Montarville, its many lakes have permitted the construction and exploitation of many water mills, contributing to the region's economical success.
• He was blamed for causing the rebellion by the Ciompi by his peers ( such as Alamanno Acciaioli, who was part of the Signory that brought the papal war to an end ).
• In the same year Pordenone also fell and the " Serenissima " assigned its signory to d'Alviano himself ( the town will be ruled by d'Alviano family until 1539 ).
• The signory was anxious to be on good terms with him, but when he spoke in favour of the Medici their temper changed at once, and the citizens were ordered to arm and be prepared for all emergencies.
• He did not succeed in leaving the new signory peacefully to an heir, however, and Forl?passed to Maghinardo Pagano, then to Uguccione della Faggiuola ( 1297 ), and to others, until in 1302 the Ordelaffi came into power.
• O dear Lord, what great miracles you show us ! . . .  Upon Michele di Lando's ascension to power, the  Eight of War ( who thought themselves as effective rulers of Florence ) wanted to appoint replacements for the Signory.
• He was awarded a knighthood, and received lavish presents from both the Signory of Firenze and the Medici family as a reward for helping maintain the government during the last years of Cosimo's rule when Cosimo was too old and feeble to maintain power alone.
• Alamanno Acciaioli was quoted saying,  . . . He [ di Lando ] was given the Signory and they [ the people ] wished him to be Standard-Bearer of Justice and lord ( signore ) . . . this Michele di Lando, wool comber, was lord of Florence for twenty-eight hours and more.
• Charles, who was full the Medici's promises, made exorbitant demands, and finally presented an ultimatum to the signory, who rejected it . " Then we shall sound our trumpets, " said the king, to which Capponi replied " And we shall toll our bells, " and tore up the ultimatum in the king's face.
• In the Middle Ages Bitonto was a fief of several baronial families, before it passed permanently in the thirteenth century to the Acquaviva, who took their name from their stronghold at Acquaviva delle Fonti : The Acquaviva were later dukes of Atri, and their minor signory of Bitonto was raised to a marquisate in 1464 by the King of Naples, Ferrante di Aragona in favour of Giovanni Antonio Acquaviva; on his premature death it passed to his brother, the successful and cultivated condottiero Andrea Matteo Acquaviva, who exchanged it in 1487 for the marquessate of Ugento, which he subsequently lost.