bárbaro
31Barbaro, Ermolao — (the Younger, 1453 1493) The most distinguished Venetian humanist of the 15th century, member of an influential noble family of Venice, educated in part by his uncle Ermolao the Elder (1410 1471), who had entered papal diplomatic service and… …
32Barbaro, Nicolo — Author of an eyewitness account of the siege and fall of Constantinople to the Ottomans (qq.v.) in 1453. Barbaro was a Venetian ship doctor who arrived shortly before the siege and was trapped inside the city. His account, notable for its… …
33bárbaro — La idea de incivilizado, tosco ya existía en el latín barbaru(m), donde significaba tanto inculto como extranjero , de lo que se deduciría cierta sensación de superioridad sobre todo aquel que no fuera ciudadano romano, si no fuera porque… …
34barbaro — barbara pop. Excelente, de lo mejor, magnífico// grande, excesivo (TG), extraordinario, espléndido// fiero, cruel// arrojado, temerario// inculto, grosero …
35barbaro — {{hw}}{{barbaro}}{{/hw}}A s. m. 1 Per i Greci dell antichità e per i Romani, chi non apparteneva alla loro stirpe e civiltà. 2 (est.) Chi appartiene a una nazione considerata arretrata e incivile. 3 al pl. Popoli, di diversa stirpe, che… …
36barbaro — pl.m. barbari sing.f. barbara pl.f. barbare …
37barbaro — ит. [ба/рбаро] дико, резко …
38bárbaro — ra adj. Dícese de los individuos que formaron las hordas que abatieron el Imperio Romano en el siglo V. fig. Fiero, cruel. Arrojado, temerario. Inculto. grosero …
39barbaro — A s. m. 1. (spec. al pl., per i greci e i romani) forestiero, straniero 2. persona incivile, selvaggio CONTR. persona civile B agg. 1. (per i greci e i romani) forestiero, straniero CFR …
40Bárbaro, Francesco — (1390 1454) Venetian humanist and political figure, grandfather of Ermolao the Younger. His public career included governorship of several subject territories, ambassadorships, and military commands. He was also a learned humanist, educated by …
