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Villa "in Tuscis" near San Giustino, Umbria,
under the p****es of
Bocca Trabaria and
Bocca Serriola,
where wood was
harvested for
Roman ships and sent to...
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union of the two torrents: Meta,
running from the
Apennine p****
Bocca Trabaria, at an
elevation of 1,044
metres (3,425 ft), and Auro,
flowing from Monte...
- July 1457), was the
daughter of
Bartolomeo Brancaleoni, Lord of M****a
Trabaria and
Count of
Mercatello sul Metauro, and
Giovanna Alidosi. The name "Gentile"...
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another at Laurentum. It was
located under the
Apennine p****es of
Bocca Trabaria and
Bocca Serriola,
where wood was
harvested for
Roman ships and sent to...
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Italy Tremalzo P****
Umbrail P****
Wurzen P**** Vršič P**** –
Slovenia *
Bocca Trabaria p****
Bocca Serriola p****
Bocchetta P****
Calla p****
Colle di
Cadibona Capannelle...
-
overo il
trionfo di se stesso:
Opera regia (1673)
Alchimista della M****a
Trabaria Il
catechismo ermetico-m****onico
della “Stella fiammeggiante”
Poesie 1680...
-
Apennine ridge through Tuscany (Grande
Escursione Appenninica) to
Bocca Trabaria, then
along the
Apennine ridge through Umbria to Castelluccio. The route...
- the 6th
century as
Pieve d'Ico.
First under Città di
Castello and M****a
Trabaria (9th century), it was
turned into an
autonomous fortified commune in 1235...
- century.
Starting from the 12th
century they
ruled over the
whole M****a
Trabaria, until,
after their opposition to
Papal commander Gil de
Albornoz and Pope...
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Brancaleoni (d. 1459),
Countess of
Mercatello sul Metauro, Lady of M****a
Trabaria Gerberge of
Provence (1060–1115),
Countess of
Provence and Arles, 1093–1115...
