- The
cetera or
cetara is a
plucked string instrument pla**** in Corsica. It has sixteen, or
sometimes eighteen,
metal strings,
running in
paired courses...
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Cetara is a town and
comune in the
province of
Salerno in the
Campania region of south-western Italy. It is
located in the
territory of the
Amalfi Coast...
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local products are a
particular kind of
anchovy (local Italian: alici) from
Cetara, and the
colourful handmade ceramics from Vietri.
Buses and
ferries run...
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Italian fish
sauce made from anchovies, from the
small fishing village of
Cetara, Campania. The
sauce is a transparent, amber-colored liquid,
produced by...
- of
Amalfi has p****enger
connections to Capri, Positano, Maiori, Minori,
Cetara, and Salerno.[citation needed] The
nearest airports are: Salerno-Pontecagnano...
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distinguish citterns from zithers. The
cittern family survives as the
Corsican cetara and the
Portuguese guitar. The
guitarra portuguesa is
typically used to...
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Neuburg an der Donau, Germany,
since 1986 El Jadida, Morocco,
since 1992
Cetara, Italy,
since 2003
Lighthouse of the
Mount Saint-Clair Théatre de la Mer...
- 596 AD.[citation needed] The
Duchy of
Amalfi extended from
Positano to
Cetara and also
included Agerola, Pimonte, Lettere,
Capri and the
archipelago of...
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Colatura di
alici is an
Italian fish
sauce originating in the
village of
Cetara, Campania.
Worcestershire sauce contains fermented anchovies among other...
- in the east) to
Vietri sul Mare (2 km in the east), and is 6 km far from
Cetara, 7 from Cava de' Tirreni, 7,5 from
Salerno and 21 from Amalfi. Its inhabited...
