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		The abbot Domenico Vandelli, a famous mathematician and engineer, was entrusted with this project and he started the work in 1738.
		Vandelli street didn't become a vital arterial road, as the Modenese governors had hoped and toward the half of 19th century it had already been quitted.
		In the Apuan side the Vandelli has been widely destroyed on the slope of Garfagnana; nevertheless it is possible to find at the head of the valley an ancient road-bed which rises sweetly and long among the beeches, towards the green terrace of Acqui Freddi, where a pleasant spring lies just under the Tambura Pass.
	www.massacarrara-live.it /sitoininglese/massatouring.php (855 words)

	Peru, antiquariaat Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Following this system, extracts of letters by Vandelli to Linnaeus and to De Haen are recorded, all worded in Latin.
		Domenico Vandelli (1735-1816) was an Italian physician and botanist.
		Vandelli used some information for his book that was originally from dr. J.
	www.forum-hes.nl /forum/main_stocklist.phtml/subject/327/1/Peru.html (356 words)

	La Via Vandelli Tuscany Monuments and Museums
		The old Via Vandelli is an important road, built by Francesco III d'Este between 1739 and 1751, linking Massa and Modena for the first time, with a 180 Kms.
		The duke commissioned his mathematician Domenico Vandelli with the daring task, thereby having the first carriage street of Garfagnana built.
		Around half of the 19th century the Via Vandelli was still the only road linking Emilia to Garfagnana, and it was put out of service only with the inception of the building of the road to Passo delle Radici in 1859.
	www.tuscany-villas.it /monuments/54136.php (178 words)

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		Vandelli was one of the first investigators to study the fauna and flora associated to the thermal springs in object, discovering a variety of alga and a mollusk which are described in the third chapter and reproduced in the figures at the end of the book.
		Vandelli attempts to explain the healing properties of the baths in chemical terms and dedicates the whole fourth chapter to the chemical analysis of the waters.
		As Vandelli was the first zoologist to describe this peculiar species of turtle, distinguished by a leathery carapace instead of a bony one, his name has remained associated with it.
	www.papyrusrarebooks.com /CatWeb4.htm (9843 words)

	artnet.com: Resource Library: Vandelli, Domenico Agostino (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		A decree issued on 7 February 1787 gave Vandelli the exclusive right to raw materials found in the Beira and Minho regions of Portugal, and in 1788 he was given more land for his Coimbra factory.
		While in Coimbra Vandelli also manufactured stoneware and experimented with hard-paste porcelain and creamware; in 1786 he had founded a special factory for the production of creamware at the Real Fábrica do Cavaquinho in Vila Nova de Gaia, near Oporto (see OPORTO, §2).
		In about 1793 Vandelli returned to Lisbon, where he became the first director of the new Jardim Botânico at the Palácio da Ajuda.
	www.artnet.com /library/08/0878/T087804.asp (319 words)

	Collected by Caravel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Vandelli was Professor of Botany in Padua and a well-respected disciple of Carl Linnaeus.
		Their Latin correspondence is abundant and in one of his letters Vandelli asks the master's advice before deciding to accept the Portuguese commission.
		Vandelli called in Julio Mattiazzi to help him delineate the garden in order to host the collection of plants.
	www.historicgardens.org /hgf/pages/issues/win98/english/caravel.html (1700 words)

	Ponti nel tempo - la cultura, l'arte, le tradizioni dell'Alta Versilia, della Garfagnana, e della Valle del Serchio
		Later, during the 18th century, the road was widened and made carriage-friendly in compliance with the plans of the abbot Domenico Vandelli.
		Along this axis road, which connected properties owned by Tuscany with those of the Attonidi family from Emilia, the power of this family, and in particular of the Contessa Matilde, was exercised.
		From Poggio, along the route of the Via Vandelli, you go back up the path of the Edron river until you reach Fabbriche di Careggine, the town submerged in a manmade basin.
	www.pontineltempo.it /a/eng/sezione395c3.html?Id=18 (2176 words)

	trekk.gif (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		A spectacular hiking route along the road planned by the mathematician Domenico Vandelli in 1739.
		The starting point is MODENA, after a day visiting the city and its Cathedral, named a world heritage site by UNESCO The nearby Apennine foothills with their clay badlands lead to the Frignano area, where the real mountains begin.
		From here, the Via Vandelli passes into the woodlands around the "Ponte del Diavolo", or Devil's Bridge, a striking sandstone monolith sculpted by the forces of Nature.
	www.vallidelcimone.it /trekk_vandelli_eng.html (349 words)

	Trekking - Vacanze in Versilia - Riviera Toscana
		It has been built by the mathematician, engineer, abbot Domenico Vandelli between the 1738 and 1751.
		The latter being the sovereigns of Massa whom Francesco d’Este has formed a wedding alliance with.
		Passo della Tambura (1634 metres) impassable for many months of the years prevented the use of Vandelli as a trading way; today however it is come back to life as excursion route.
	www.vacanzeinversilia.com /eng/trekking.html (303 words)

	Thomas Bifano, Boston University Deformable Mirror and Adaptive Optics
		Vandelli, N, Wroblewski, D. E., Velonis, M., and Bifano, T. "Development of a MEMS Microvalve Array for Fluid Flow Control," J. Micrelectromechanical Systems, [7], pp.
		Horenstein, M.N., Bifano, T.G., Mali, R. K., Vandelli, N., "Electrostatic Effects in Micromachined Actuators for Adaptive Optics," Journal of Electrostatics [42], pp.
		Krishnamoorthy, R., Bifano, T. G., Vandelli, N., and Horenstein, M., "Development of MEMS deformable mirrors for phase modulation of light," Optical Engineering [36]2, pp.
	bifano.bu.edu /tgbifano/Web/Publications.html (2375 words)

	Special List 136 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Vandelli (1735-1816), an Italian educated at Padua, came to teach at Coimbra in 1764, at the invitation of the Marques de Pombal.
		Because of his teaching, his published works, his ties to such eminent scientists as Linnaeus, and his prominence in government circles, Vandelli had a great impact on two generations of Portuguese and Brazilian scientists.
		Not located in BL Integrated Catalogue (22 "hits" for Domenico Vandelli).
	www.livroraro.com /sl136.htm (6140 words)

	American Dante Bibliography for 1958
		Busnelli and Vandelli) Dante's view on Epicurus in the Convivio in terms of Inferno IX-X, which represents a later, changed position.
		At the moment of the Convivio, for lack of true understanding of Epicureanism, Dante's attitude, based on Cicero's De finibus, is very tolerant and favorable towards Epicurus as a virtuous pagan, along with the Stoics and Peripatetics.
		Domenico De Robertis, in Studi Danteschi, XXXV, 286-287.
	www.brandeis.edu /programs/interdepartmental/italian/dante/adb1958.htm (3830 words)

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		A four day ride on the old ducal road designed by the engineer-abbot Domenico Vandelli to link Modena with the Tyrrhenian Sea.
		On the 160 kilometre course you pass from the Modena plain to the green hills of Frignano and then to the beech-woods and pastures of the Apennines, arriving amid the marble of the Apuan Alps and descending towards the sea.
		You take Via Vandelli as far as Mt. Cantiere and continue along the upland dirt tracks typical of the Piane di Mocogno.
	www.mtbappennino.it /eventi/eventi.phtml?Sezione=vacanza&Lang=eng (929 words)

	Domenico Agostino Vandelli ( - ) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
		Domenico Agostino Vandelli (-) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
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		Domenico Agostino Vandelli (1853 - 1890) Biography, Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
	wwar.com /masters/v/vandelli-domenico_agostino.html (583 words)

	Dante Catalog
		In colophon, under a cartouche of a seated cat: Appresso Domenico Nicolino, per Giouambattista, Marchio Sessa, & Fratelli, M D LXIII.
		by Giotto; Dante, Firenze e i tre regni del poema by Domenico di Michelino; facsim.
		Plates by Signorelli, Domenico di Michelino, Zuccari, Doré, G. Jaeger, Strandano, Bonin de Boninis, etc.; 17 of the plates are in color.
	www.mtholyoke.edu /lits/library/arch/col/rare/rarebooks/giamatti/dantegia.htm (7591 words)

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