5. RESEARCH BULLETIN

Research Bulletin of The Antonio de Noli Academic Society

Editor Prof. Marcello Ferrada de Noli

Main articles in Volume 1, Spring 2010

• Vol. 1, Nr.1:  Welcome message to the readers of the Research Bulletin of the Antonio de Noli Academic Society. Editorial. Signed Marcel Balla, M.A. Available on-line
• Vol. 1, Nr.2:  The Discovery of Cabo Verde and the Impact of Antonio de Noli on World History. By Marcel Balla and Marcello Ferrada de Noli
• Vol. 1, Nr.3: The Royal Letter of 1497 and the early De Noli descendants in Cape Verde. By Marcello Ferrada de Noli and Marcel G. Balla. Available on-line
• Vol. 1, Nr.4. Pages 79-104 : Returning to Italy. Historic and genealogical research on Antonio de Noli’s family descendants in Cesena and Genoa 1497 – 1881. By Dr. Marcello Ferrada-Noli, Dr. Carla Rosetti, and Dr. Carla Brigati. Available on-line 
• Vol. 1, Nr.5. Pages 105-121:  From Italy to Cape Verde – 550 Years. A biographical study of navigator Antonio de Noli . By Prof. Dr. Marcello Ferrada de Noli Available on-line

Main articles in Volume 2, Autumn 2010

• Vol. 2, Nr.7. Pages 122-127:  Editorial report – ”From Noli to Cape Verde”. By Dott. Marcel Gomes Balla. Available on-line 
• Vol. 2, Nr.8. Pages 128-131:  Antonio de Noli and the City of Noli. By Prof. Dr. Marcello Ferrada de Noli.  Available on-
• Vol.2, Nr.9. Pages 132-186: Governor Antonio de Noli and His Family in the Cape Verde Islands and Portugal – Discoverers, Colonizers, and Governors, 1460-1704 . By Professor Trevor Hall PhD. Available on-online 
• Vol.2, Nr.10. Pages 187-195: APPENDIX (Archive documents and map) to “Governor Antonio de Noli and His Family in the Cape Verde Islands and Portugal – Discoverers, Colonizers, and Governors, 1460-1704″ (ADENOLIAS Research Bulletin Vol.2, Nr.9. Pages 132-186)  by Professor Trevor Hall PhD . Available on-line    

Main articles in Volume 5, Spring 20103

• Vol. 5, Nr.2. Pages 1-20: Presentation of the book “Da Noli a Capo Verde” in Finale Ligure

• Vol. 5, Nr.2. Pages 21-44:
• The Genoese Nationality of Antonio De Noli. With a historical and genealogical rebuttal of the toponym hypothesis on the origins of the Cape Verde’s discoverer. By Prof. Dr. Marcello Ferrada de Noli. Available on-line