Cosimo

[ koh-zuh-moh; Italian kaw-zee-maw ]

noun

1. Pie·ro di [pee-, air, -oh di, pye, -, r, aw dee]. Piero di Cosimo.

Example Sentences

Nor is it surprising that Cosimo agreed to finance the manufacturing of all the telescopes.

From Nautilus

Coast Guard spokesman Cosimo Nicastro told The Daily Beast that officials were weighing many factors before making a decision.

From The Daily Beast

Cosimo placed the Order under the protection of St. Stephen, because he had gained his greatest victory on that saint's day.

From Project Gutenberg

Cosimo was cited to appear before the Balia, which, much against the wishes of his friends, he did.

From Project Gutenberg

Supper over, Cosimo, who knew Fargannaccio of old, made a sign to Malavolti that he should leave them together.

From Project Gutenberg

On receipt of this sum Bernardo became more moderate, and Cosimo was exiled to Padua.

From Project Gutenberg

When Cosimo heard this he prepared at once to rebuild the convent, and sent Michelozzo to see what could be done.

From Project Gutenberg