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summer of 1983. The
toponym "Caltanissetta" (with an
obsolete variant,
Caltanisetta)
derives from the
Arabic Qalʿat an-nisāʾ,
literally "fortress of the...
- Sicily, Italy. It was
created in 1927, out of
parts of the
provinces of
Caltanisetta and Catania. The
capital was
designated as Enna (then
called Castrogiovanni)...
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Province Castles Commune Caltanisetta Castello Manfredonico Mussomeli U
Cannuni Mazzarino Castelluccio di Gela Gela
Catania Castello Ursino Catania Castello...
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Pasta 'ncasciata is a
celebratory baked pasta dish
originating in the
Sicilian comune (muni****lity) of Messina; however,
today there are
numerous versions...
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Fratelli Averna,
Caltanisetta, 1911...
- The
Diocese of
Caltanissetta (Latin:
Dioecesis Calatanisiadensis) is a
Latin Church diocese of the
Catholic Church in Sicily, It is a
suffragan of the...
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Australia Challenger Hard
Hyeon Chung 4–6, 6–2, 7–5 Loss 9–6 Jun 2015
Caltanisetta,
Italy Challenger Clay
Elias Ymer 3–6, 2–6 Loss 9–7 Jul 2015 Binghamton...
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Nanni Campus (Ind.)
Giuseppe Mascia (PD) 31,108 51.1% — — 21 / 34
Sicily Caltanisetta 62,797
Roberto Gambino (M5S)
Walter Tesauro [it] (UdC) 10,052 34.4% 10...
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Bishop of
Santa Marta,
declared Venerable on 3
April 2014
Angelico of
Caltanisetta (Vincenzo Lipàni) (28
December 1842 - 9 July 1920),
priest and founder...
- ISBN 9780803233997.
Joanne Lane (6 Feb 2011). Sicily's Interior: Enna,
Caltanisetta,
Caltagirone and Beyond.
Hunter Publishing, Inc. ISBN 9781556500565....
