- The
Kingdom of
Sicily (Latin:
Regnum Siciliae; Italian:
Regno di Sicilia; Sicilian:
Regnu di Sicilia) was a
state that
existed in the
south of the Italian...
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Calliptamus siciliae,
commonly known as the
pygmy pincer gr****hopper, is a
species of short-horned gr****hoppers
belonging to the
family Acrididae subfamily...
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Eteobalea siciliae is a moth in the
family Cosmopterigidae. It is
found on Sicily, as well as in
Algeria and Turkey. The
wingspan is
about 13–14 mm. Adults...
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frisia M.
horonobensis M.
lacustris M.
mazei M.
methanica M.
semesiae M.
siciliae M.
soligelidi M.
spelaei M.
subterranea M.
thermophila M.
vacuolata Synonyms...
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properly named "Ultra Sicily" (
Siciliae ultra Pharum,
Latin for "Sicily over the Strait") and "Hither Sicily" (
Siciliae citra,
commonly called "the Kingdom...
- peninsula, they kept the
original name of the
Kingdom of
Sicily (Regnum
Siciliae). At the end of the War of the Vespers, the
Peace of
Caltabellotta (1302)...
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invenzione del regno.
Dalla conquista normanna alla
fondazione del
Regnum Siciliae (1061–1154) "Sicilia nell'Enciclopedia Treccani". www.treccani.it (in Italian)...
- "Selinunte Drogonteo",
though his most
famous works are "
Siciliae veteres nummi" and
Siciliae veterum inscriptionum nova collectio". In 1783 he became...
- Vespers.
After the
personal union, he
began to call
himself Rex
Utriusque Siciliae; this was then used by
other kings and his
successors who
ruled over those...
- the
period from 1282 to 1410. In 1434 King
Alfonso V
founded here the
Siciliae Studium Generale, the
oldest university in the island. With the unification...
