Across the world, Giambattista (Giambattista 
) is a common masculine forename. The first name Giambattista is habitual in San Marino, where it is a common male name, Italy, where it is quite a common masculine name, and Germany, where it is a very rare masculine name. Much less frequently, Giambattista is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Giambattista | Germany, Italy, San Marino, Canada, United States |
Giovambattista, Giovanbattista, Jb, Jean-Baptiste, Juan-Bautista, Гиамбаттиста, Жан Батист, and Жан-Батист
Giambattista is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Giambattista da Montesecco , the operatic character in the opera I Medici by Ruggero Leoncavallo.
| giambattista pagliarino IT (b. 1415) |
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giambattista castaldo Italian condottiero, IT (b. 1493) |
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giambattista gelli Italian writer, FR (b. 1498) |
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giambattista ponchino Italian painter (1500-1570), IT (b. 1500) |
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giambattista giraldi cinzio Italian writer (1504-1574), IT (b. 1504) |
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| giambattista pio Italian poet and philologist, IT (b. 1460) |
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giambattista canano Anatomist and professor, IT (b. 1515) |
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giambattista palatino Italian calligrapher, IT (b. 1515) |
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giambattista pignatelli Italian squire (1525-1558), IT (b. 1525) |
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| giambattista casali Italian catholic bishop, IT (b. 1480) |
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giambattista benedetti mathematician from Italy, IT (b. 1530) |
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| giambattista sinibaldi Roman Catholic bishop (b. 1489) |
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| giambattista abati Italian politician, FR (b. 1490) |
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| giambattista folengo Italian monk and theologian, FR (b. 1490) |
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| giambattista boiardo (b. 1502) |
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