- Aquilonia, and was part of the
Tribe of Galeria. It was
later called Al
Cidonia and then
Cedogna until 1800.
Finally it
became Lacedonia. In 517 AD it...
- 515°N 24.017°E / 35.515; 24.017 The
Roman Catholic Diocese of La
Canea or
Cidonia (Cydonia /sɪˈdoʊniə/) was a
bishopric on Crete, with see at
present Chania...
-
Lettere a
Lesbia Cidonia sopra gli epigrammi. 1-21. 1. Venice:
presso Adolfo Cesare.
Saverio Bettinelli (1801).
Lettere a
Lesbia Cidonia sopra gli epigrammi...
- of
Tinos and
Mykonos Diocese of
Milos Diocese of
Lacedaemon Diocese of
Cidonia Diocese of M****imianopolis
Diocese of Chiron/Chersonesus
Diocese of Hierapetra...
- of
Tinos and
Mykonos Diocese of
Milos Diocese of
Lacedaemon Diocese of
Cidonia Diocese of M****imianopolis
Diocese of Chiron/Chersonesus
Diocese of Hierapetra...
- of
Tinos and
Mykonos Diocese of
Milos Diocese of
Lacedaemon Diocese of
Cidonia Diocese of M****imianopolis
Diocese of Chiron/Chersonesus
Diocese of Hierapetra...
- and was
revived as
Latin Catholic titular see
under its
curiate name
Cidonia (Cydonia, the area
around Chania). This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
-
Paolina Secco Suardo Grismondi, who
wrote under the pen-name of
Lesbia Cidonia. He
collaborated with
writers such as Morelli, Ser****i, Tiraboschi, Lande...
- from the 1793 opera, L'Invito.
Versi sciolti di
Dafni orobiano a
Lesbia Cidonia,
written by
Lorenzo Mascheroni, a
mathematician and a
lecturer in the university...
- of
Tinos and
Mykonos Diocese of
Milos Diocese of
Lacedaemon Diocese of
Cidonia Diocese of M****imianopolis
Diocese of Chiron/Chersonesus
Diocese of Hierapetra...
