- The
Pietra di
Bismantova (literally
Stone of
Bismantova) is a
geological formation (monadnock or inselberg) in the
Reggiano Apennines, in the
comune of...
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County Waterford Il Gargano, Vieste,
Apulia Palmarola,
Sicily Pietra di
Bismantova,
Reggiano Apennines Valle Seriana, Bergamo,
Lombardy Golfo di Orosei,...
- mountains.
Castelnovo is best
known for the
Pietra di
Bismantova spur. The
pietra (literally "Rock of
Bismantova") can be
spotted from a
distance of 30 kilometres...
-
Pietra di
Bismantova in the Apennines, Italy...
- Sicily.
Among the most
important of
these sites are:
Frattesina (Veneto),
Bismantova and Ripa
Calbana (Emilia-Romagna),
Cetona and
Saturnia (Tuscany), Monti...
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important settlements excavated are
those of
Frattesina in
Veneto region,
Bismantova in Emilia-Romagna and near the
Monti della Tolfa,
north of Rome. Various...
- The
Pietra di
Bismantova in the
northern Apennine (Emilia
Romagna region,
northern Italy) is an
example of
calcarenite formation....
- The
Pietra di
Bismantova,
Emilian Apennines, Emilia-Romagna...
- peak), is
mentioned in
Canto IV of Dante’s ’’Purgatory’’:
Mondazi in
Bismantova e iu Ca****e, and lies just
southwest of the town. In 1903, a 14-metre...
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Cornelio Malvasia,
Marquis di
Bismantova (1603 - 1664) was an
Italian aristocrat,
patron of
astronomy and
military leader.
Malvasia was born in 1603 to...
