Montefiascone

[ mawn-te-fyahs-kaw-ne ]

noun

1. a town in central Italy: wine-growing area.

Example Sentences

When the Catharan Bishop Paternon fled, his position was successively held by three others, Torsello, Brunnetto, and Giacopo da Montefiascone.

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The election lasted more than three long months, on account of the two contending factions, headed by Cardinal Herzan, on the part of Austria, and by the celebrated Maury, then Bishop of Montefiascone in the Papal States.

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At seven o'clock we stopped at Montefiascone to write to Sir B—— M——, she in English, and I in French.

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Next day, the impudent fellow told me that he would order us a good supper at Viterbo, and that of course I would lend him a sequin to pay for his dinner at Montefiascone.

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When we were at Montefiascone she said,— "You see my lover is only without money by chance; he has a bill of exchange for a large amount."

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