Around the world, Marc'Antonio (Marc'Antonio 
) is a very rare masculine first name. The given name Marc'Antonio is habitual in Southern Europe, particularly San Marino, where it is a common male name, and Italy, where it is a very rare masculine name.
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| Marc'Antonio | San Marino, Italy |
| marc'antonio calbo (b. 1470) |
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| marc'antonio canal (b. 1484) |
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| marc'antonio pordenon (b. 1535) |
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| marc'antonio de santis (b. 1550) |
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| marc'antonio niccolai (1581-1647) (b. 1581) |
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| marc'antonio de rossi IT (b. 1607) |
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| marc'antonio sportonio Italian baroque musician (b. 1631) |
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| marc'antonio romagnesi 1633–1706; Italian actor, IT (b. 1633) |
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| marc'antonio freguglia (1653-1726) (b. 1653) |
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| marc'antonio ziani Italian composer, IT (b. 1653) |
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marc'antonio marcolini Italian cardinal, IT (b. 1721) |
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| marc'antonio jemina academic (1732 - 1794), member of the Accademia delle Scienze di Torino since 1784, IT (b. 1732) |
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| marc'antonio ceveris conte di burolo (b. 1746) |
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| marc'antonio mazzoleni Italian engineer |
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| marc'antonio verità Roman Catholic bishop |
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