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Tarquinia (Italian: [tarˈkwiːnja]),
formerly Corneto, is an old city in the
province of Viterbo, Lazio,
Central Italy,
known chiefly for its
ancient Etruscan...
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bishops of
Corneto are
known for the
ancient Christian period; it was made a
diocese in 1435.
Umberto Benigni (1908), "Civitavecchia and
Corneto," The Catholic...
- his way to M****ille,
where he
boarded a ship on 2 October.
Arriving at
Corneto on 6 December, he
decided to
remain there until arrangements were made...
- May 1706),
relative of
Gregorio Barbarigo,
Archbishop of
Montefiascone e
Corneto,
founder of the
Pontifical Institute of the
Religious Teachers Filippini...
- the
diocese of
Corneto in the
person of the bishop; that is the
bishop of
Montefiascone was also at the same time the
bishop of
Corneto, with each diocese...
- to the see of
Montefiascone and
Corneto in 1687 with the
title of Archbishop. He
established an
orphanage in
Corneto which was
subsequently named "Orfanotrofio...
- the
papal legate Cardinal Orsini began a
campaign against Viterbo and
Corneto.
Nicholas moved on to
Grosseto and then to Pisa,
where he was
guarded by...
- has been
discovered in the wall
paintings of the
Grotto dell' Orco at
Corneto [...]. Tripp, p. 256.
According to Dixon-Kennedy, p. 143 (following Kerényi...
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Italian cardinal, an
English agent in Rome, and a writer. He was born in
Corneto,
which is today's Tarquinia. He was the
child of a
modest family. In 1488...
- 1016/S0940-9602(04)80032-3. PMID 15125046.
Seven Etruscan skulls were
found in
Corneto Tarquinia in the
years 1881 and 1882 and were
given as [a]
present to Rostock's...
