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Urban the
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castle of Nocera", from
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Depiction of a 14th-century
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novelliere (or Novelle), a
collection of 155 tales...
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October 2011.
Croniche epafaniche, the
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books by
Guccini as a writer." "[...]
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Idelfonso (1785).
Croniche. Firenze:
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cogionta in a name it was
called Magna Graecia. — Girolamo Marafioti,
Croniche, et
antichita di
Calabria According to the Gr****s, the
region would have...
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