Spiridione Lusi (Italian Wikipedia)

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  • Vehse, Carl Eduard ; Demmler, Franz K. F., Memoirs of the court of Prussia, T. Nelson and sons, 1854, p. 303, OCLC 2567974.
    «A remarkable man among these Italians, was Count Spiridion Lusi; who, properly speaking, was a Greek, being a native of the island of Cephalonia, which at that time belonged to the Venetian republic. He got into the service of the king, in 1777, at the age of forty-two, in a very remarkable manner; which equally shows Lusi's eminent qualifications for a diplomatical career, and the king's extraordinary talent for selecting the fittest persons for it.»

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  • Görlitz, Walter, Die Junker: Adel und Bauer im deutschen Osten : geschichtliche Bilanz von 7 Jahrhunderten, C.A. Starke, 1981, p. 164, OCLC 638198751.
    «Spiridion Lusi, ein Grieche von der Insel Kephalonia, gleichfalls Günstling Friedrichs des Großen, wurde General, preußischer Graf und endlich Gesandter in Pe» tersburg. Umgekehrt geht aus schlesischem Adel der Freiherr Christoph v. ...»
  • Vehse, Carl Eduard ; Demmler, Franz K. F., Memoirs of the court of Prussia, T. Nelson and sons, 1854, p. 303, OCLC 2567974.
    «A remarkable man among these Italians, was Count Spiridion Lusi; who, properly speaking, was a Greek, being a native of the island of Cephalonia, which at that time belonged to the Venetian republic. He got into the service of the king, in 1777, at the age of forty-two, in a very remarkable manner; which equally shows Lusi's eminent qualifications for a diplomatical career, and the king's extraordinary talent for selecting the fittest persons for it.»
  • Kosch, Wilhelm, Biographisches Staatshandbuch: Lexikon der Politik, Presse und Publizistik, Volume 1, Francke, 1959, p. 798, OCLC 9227578.
    «Lusi, Spiridion Count of, born 1741 studied on the island of Cephalonia, who died in 1811, at Potsdam, educated at the Greek College in Venice, Padua»