Cremona is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CREMONA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an ancient double-reed wind instrument, also CREMORNE, CROMORNA, CROMORNE, CRUMHORN, KRUMHORN, KRUMMHORN
• A superior kind of violin, formerly made at Cremona, in Italy.
• a city in Lombardy on the Po River; noted for the manufacture of fine violins from the 16th to the 18th centuries
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as cromorna

Words related to CREMONA

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Words that contain CREMONA

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How to use CREMONA in a sentence

• II SCHOOL AND WAR To Cremona, Vergil was sent to school.
• It is doubtful whether Vergil ever again saw Mantua after leaving it for Cremona in his early boyhood.
• The Romans, in turn, penetrated into the hamlets, carried off flocks and people, and sold them in the public markets at Cremona, at Placentia, and in all their colonies.
• Within a fortnight, the towns of Caravaggio, Bergamo, Brescia, Crema, Cremona, and Pizzighitone surrendered to the French.
• He was, accordingly, conducted to Pizzighittone, a little fortress between Milan and Cremona.
• Two to the same effect from Amilcare Anguissola in Cremona acknowledge services rendered to his daughter Sofonisba, who was studying design in Rome.
• Sigismondo, outside Cremona, is very interesting for the unity of style in its architecture and decoration.
• A family of almost equal fame was the group of violin makers of Cremona, the Stradivari.
• His descendants dwelt for generations, flourishing on his fame, at Cremona.
• Caecina attempts treachery and is imprisoned by his army, which starts on a forced march to Cremona.
• THE ENGAGEMENT NEAR CREMONA When Antonius heard of this he determined to attack the enemy 15 while they were still at variance and their forces divided.
• Four miles from Cremona they saw the standards of the Rapax and 18 Italian legions gleaming in the sun.
• THE FATE OF CREMONA Antonius did not follow up his advantage.
• When they reached Cremona a fresh task of vast difficulty awaited 26 them.
• Besides their natural passion for plunder, there was an old grudge which urged them to sack Cremona.
• Valens himself, with a few companions, whose loyalty had survived misfortune, turned off into Umbria and thence to Etruria, where he learnt the result of the battle of Cremona.
• As for the mishap at Cremona, that was the fault of the war.
• He was given guides, who showed him the field of battle, the ruins of Cremona and the captured legions.
• The Cremona makers, Amati, Guarnerius, and Stradivarius, made their most celebrated instruments between 1600 and 1750.
• To secure their recent conquests, the Romans determined to plant two powerful Latin colonies at Placentia and Cremona, on opposite banks of the Po.
• In January he had well nigh surprised Cremona, by introducing a body of men through an old aqueduct.
• At the Meletti banquet people were present from Cremona, and Boyton gave an exhibition in the lake for the benefit of the poor.
• His scenes from the Passion in the cathedral, Cremona, are greatly damaged and wretchedly restored, but they still reveal the painter as a great master.
• Caecina crossed the Alps, but was defeated near Cremona by Suetonius Paulinus, the chief general of Otho.
• And Giovanni Corsini, Senator of the duchy of Arezzo, impelled by a like curiosity, consulted a learned clerk of Milan, one Cosmo Raimondi of Cremona.
• Sigismund near Cremona, placed under the special protection of St.
• It is a genuine Cremona, made by the famous Antonius Stradivarius himself.
• It is now a flourishing city in the duchy of Milan, and retains the name of Cremona.
• Florence, Padua, Cremona, Milan had fallen before the Austrian invader.

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