- The Prin****lity of
Capua (Latin: Prin****tus
Capuae or Capue, Italian: Prin****to di Capua) was a
Lombard state centred on
Capua in
Southern Italy. Towards...
- were
probably enlarged by the
Oscans and Etruscans. In the 4th
century BCE
Capuae was the
largest city in
Italy after Rome. The city was
damaged by Vandal...
- the pope
proclaimed Roger II rex
Siciliae ducatus Apuliae et prin****tus
Capuae (King of Sicily, Duke of
Apulia and
commander of Capua). The boundaries...
-
Italy C****ium Arch of
Hadrian 100c. 1st or 2nd
centuries AD
Capua Italy Capuae Arch of
Augustus 009 9 AD Fano
Italy Fanum Fortunae Arch of
Tiberius 018...
- battle,
became the
dominant power in
southern Italy. Cfr.
Chronicon comitum Capuae in Mon.Germ.hist.Script. III,208
Roger Collins (1 Jan 2009).
Keepers of...
- The
testament of "Beatrix...Regina Sicilie,
Ducatus Apuliæ et Prin****tus
Capuæ, Andegavensis, Provinciæ et
Forcalquerii Comitissa",
dated "die Mercurii...
-
belonged to the
family of the
counts of Teano. The
Catalogus Principum Capuae claims that
Richard was "for
years expelled by the
Lombard counts and was...
- bishop.
According to the
Chronicon du**** et
principum Beneventi, Salerni, et
Capuae et du**** Neapolis, he
reigned for
sixteen years and
eight months. The Mezzogiorno...
-
brother John II. The
Chronicon du**** et
principum Beneventi, Salerni, et
Capuae et du****
Neapolis calls him Mari****.
According to that do****ent, he reigned...
- for his
reign is the
Chronicon du**** et
principum Beneventi, Salerni, et
Capuae et du**** Neapolis. In 716,
while a
pestilence swept through Naples, Romuald...
