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Orsino (Italian) "little bear". See Orson
See Antonio .
Curio (Italian; Latin) "priest"; from the Latin word "curio", a priest of a curia -- one of the 30 divisions into which the Roman patricians were divided by Romulus . "Curia" was also the name given to the meeting-place of the senate at Rome.
See Malvolio . The meaning of this name is especially apt for the character created by Shakespeare.
Feste (Italian). See Faustus .
Orsino (Italian) "little bear". See Orson
See Antonio .
Curio (Italian; Latin) "priest"; from the Latin word "curio", a priest of a curia -- one of the 30 divisions into which the Roman patricians were divided by Romulus . "Curia" was also the name given to the meeting-place of the senate at Rome.
See Malvolio . The meaning of this name is especially apt for the character created by Shakespeare.
Feste (Italian). See Faustus .
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