- (Italian pronunciation: [ˈpjɛːve], Corsican: [ˈpjɛvɛ]; Latin: plebe; pl.:
pievi) was a
rural church with a baptistery, upon
which other churches without...
- The Tre
Pievi ("three parishes", in
German historically Drei Pleven) are a
historical territory on the s****s of Lake Como,
consisting of the villages...
- A
pieve is an
Italian and
Corsican term
signifying a
medieval ecclesiastical/administrative
territory and, by extension, the
mother church of the territory...
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release of the prisoners, but only
after paying a
ransom and
giving the Tre
Pievi or
three communes at the
north end of Lake Como to Medici. Due to the weak...
- Map of the
Three Leagues with the grey area of Valchiavenna, Tre
Pievi,
Valtellina and
Bormio ruled by it from 1512 to 1797...
- San
Casciano in Val di Pesa is a
comune (muni****lity) in the
Metropolitan City of
Florence in the
Italian region Tuscany,
located about 15 kilometres...
- Map with the grey area of Valchiavenna, Tre
Pievi,
Valtellina and
Bormio ruled by the
Three Leagues from 1512 to 1797...
- the
island was
divided into pagi,
which in the
Middle Ages
became the
pievi, the
basic administrative units of the
island until 1768. In the
fifth century...
- Map with the grey area of Valchiavenna, Tre
Pievi,
Valtellina and
Bormio ruled by the
Three Leagues from 1512-1797...
- Sant'Eugenia al Bagnoro: do****ented from 1012, it was one of the most
important pievi of the
diocese during the
Middle Ages. The
presbytery area is from the 12th...
