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Gnatia,
Egnatia or
Ignatia (Gr****: Egnatia) was an
ancient city of the Messapii, and
their frontier town
towards the Salentini. As Eg****a Ap****, it was...
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Menelaus regains Helen,
detail of an
Attic red-figure crater, c. 450–440 BC,
found in
Gnatia (now Eg****a, Italy)....
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resorts include Savelletri with its beaches, the
archaeological digs at
Gnatia and a golf
course and the
quaint fishing town of
Torre Canne. The coast...
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statue A
Roman mosaic A
Roman bust The New
Archaeological Museum of
Ugento Gnatia Quintino Quagliati. Il
Museo ****onale di Taranto. {{cite book}}: Unknown...
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Iapyges spread northwards from the Salento. The pre-Italic
settlement of
Gnatia was
founded in the
fifteenth century BC
during the
Bronze Age. It was captured...
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continuing on to
Constantinople (Istanbul).
After the
destruction of
Gnatia by the
Ostrogoth king
Totila in 545, its
inhabitants fled to Monopoli, from...
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Ignatia can
refer to:
Gnatia, a city of the Peucetii, a
tribe in
ancient Italy a
feminine version of the
given name
Ignatius plants belonging to the species...
- Genusium/ager Genusinus, settlement/district
Ginosa Genusus (modern Shkumbin)
Gnatia,
settlement - -
Graiva - - Herdonia,
settlement Ordona - Hydruntum, settlement...
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Apulia (Puglia,
southern Italy) and
former bishopric as Eg****a Ap****; now
Gnatia (part of Fasano), and a
Latin titular see
Egnatia gens, an
ancient Roman...
- Castellabate, Baiae, Gaiola, Ischia,
Campi Flegrei, Pantelleria, Syracuse,
Gnatia,
Tremiti Islands,
Manduria and
Isola di Capo Rizzuto.
Notable Italian lakes...
