… and other sources throughout the Mediterranean. Northern Italy and “Las tablas de la Ley”  Two cities in Northern Italy functioned as a hub for the wide distribution of our … great number of important sources emanating out of Northern Italy and the surrounding region. Below we will highlight …

… was a female singer in the Gonzaga family court of Mantua, Italy in the late 16 th and early 17 th centuries. Europa … in fact Europa was a name occasionally given to girls in Italy at the time. [2] Sources: Pinnolis, Judith. 'Rossi, … Ensemble Presents: Music from the Ghetto of 16th Century Italy.'  Jewish-Theatre website ; 'Salamone Rossi.'  Music …

… Warren and Ursula Kirkendale … 36303 … 291–304 … Florence, Italy … Leo S. Olschki … … 1994 … Seventeenth (17th) Century … Sixteenth (16th) Century … Salamone Rossi … Italy … Don Harrán … Siegfried Gmeinwieser … David Hiley … …

… on His Eightieth Birthday … 36299 … 141–54 … Florence, Italy … Leo S. Olschki … … 1989 … Music … Musicians … Renaissance … Musician … Salamone Rossi … Italy … Judah … Franco Piperno … Don Harrán … Fabrizio Della …

… … Macmillan … … 2001 … Poetry … Poets … Grammar … Rabbi … Italy … Don Harrán … Archivolti, Samuel …

… … Composers … 2001 … Sixteenth (16th) Century … Composer … Italy … Don Harrán … Porto, Allegro …

… … … 129 … 2004 … Instrumental music … Salamone Rossi … Italy … Don Harrán … Mantua to Vienna: A New Approach to the …

… studies … … 1989 … Texts … Philosophy … Renaissance … Italy … Don Harrán … Fabrizio Della Seta … Franco Piperno … …

… … London … Macmillan … … 2001 … Singer … Salamone Rossi … Italy … Don Harrán … Europa, Madama …

… … London … Macmillan … … 2001 … Dance … Singer … Lute … Italy … Don Harrán … Massarano, Isacchino …