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- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio abstract "Manuel Pereira de Sampaio (Lagos; 1692 - Rome; February 1750) was a Portuguese nobleman and diplomat, who served as King John V of Portugal's ambassador to the Holy See.He is remembered notably for having secured the styling of Most Faithful Majesty for the Portuguese monarchy, in 1748, and for compiling what is now known as the Weale Album (Portuguese: Álbum Weale), an extensive catalog of artistic commissions by John V for Lisbon from Rome.".
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio birthPlace Kingdom_of_the_Algarve.
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio birthPlace Lagos,_Portugal.
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio deathPlace Civitavecchia.
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio deathPlace Papal_States.
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio monarch John_V_of_Portugal.
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio office "Portuguese Ambassador to the Holy See".
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- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio wikiPageWikiLinkText "Manuel Pereira de Sampaio".
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio birthDate "1692".
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio birthPlace Kingdom_of_the_Algarve.
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio birthPlace Lagos,_Portugal.
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio caption "Funerary monument to Manuel Pereira de Sampaio, designed by Filippo della Valle for Sant'Antonio dei Portoghesi .".
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio deathDate "February 1750".
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio deathPlace Civitavecchia.
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio deathPlace Papal_States.
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio honorificPrefix Excellency.
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio monarch John_V_of_Portugal.
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio name "Manuel Pereira de Sampaio".
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio office "Portuguese Ambassador to the Holy See".
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio predecessor "José Maria da Fonseca de Évora".
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio successor "António Cabral".
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio termEnd "1750".
- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio termStart "1740".
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- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio comment "Manuel Pereira de Sampaio (Lagos; 1692 - Rome; February 1750) was a Portuguese nobleman and diplomat, who served as King John V of Portugal's ambassador to the Holy See.He is remembered notably for having secured the styling of Most Faithful Majesty for the Portuguese monarchy, in 1748, and for compiling what is now known as the Weale Album (Portuguese: Álbum Weale), an extensive catalog of artistic commissions by John V for Lisbon from Rome.".
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- Manuel_Pereira_de_Sampaio name "Manuel Pereira de Sampaio".
