- The
Aquae Neapolitanae or
Aquae Calidae Neapolitanorum are
springs and
their adjoining po****tion
nucleus mentioned by
Ptolemy as well as in the Antonine...
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article on "Saint Januarius". Latin: Ianuarius,
episcopus simul et martyr,
Neapolitanae urbis illustrat ecclesiam. In the 1498
Roman martyrology, his martyrdom...
-
Marthae Marchinae Virginis Neapolitanae Musa
Posthuma (English translation: The
Posthumous Muse of
Martha Marchina, the
Virgin of Naples) was
first published...
- Nabui. (De la Marmora, Voy. en Sardaigne, vol. ii. p. 357.) The
Aquae Neapolitanae mentioned by
Ptolemy as well as in the Itinerary,
which places them at...
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Kalendarium manuale, I (2nd ed., Innsbruck, 1896), 359; Mazocchi, In
vetus S.
Neapolitanae ecclesiae Kalendarum commentarius, I (Naples, 1744), 556–9;
Oswald ****ayne...
- Neapoli:
Felix Carolus Musca excudit. 1739. In
vetus marmoreum Sanctae Neapolitanae Ecclesiae Kalendarium Commentarius. Neapoli: ex
officina Novelli de Bonis...
-
expeditionem ad
Terram Sanctam sibi
vindicandam susceperunt".
Vindex Neapolitanae nobilitatis. Naples:
Egidio Longo. pp. 5–154. Fimiani, Carmine, ed. (1787)...
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Iacobum Carlinum, et
Antonium Pacem. 1599. Capaccio,
Giulio Cesare (1607).
Neapolitanae historiae a
Iulio Caesare Capacio eius
vrbis a
secretis et ciue conscriptae...
-
widely distributed series of exsiccatae,
among others in 1856
Plantae Neapolitanae and
Plantae Siculae 1856. In 1856,
Pierre Edmond Boissier introduced...
- Deacon:
Chronicle of the
bishops of
Naples (Chronicon
episcoporum Sanctae Neapolitanae Ecclesiae) to 872, from a m****cript in the
Vatican Library. History...
