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Trinacria may
refer to: the
ancient Name of
Sicily Sicily in the
classical Gr**** period, see
History of Gr**** and ****enistic
Sicily Name for the Kingdom...
- this time
referred to as "the sign of the
Trinacria",
Sicily being referred to by its
ancient name,
Trinacria ("having
three headlands"). The name had...
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Canna '
Trinacria' is a tall 'Italian Group'
Canna cultivar; with
light green foliage, large, oval shaped,
branching habit;
clusters of
flowers are open...
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called the "Kingdom of
Sicily beyond the Lighthouse" or the
Kingdom of
Trinacria, went to
Frederick III of the
House of Barcelona, who had been ruling...
- architecture.
Sicily has a
roughly triangular shape,
earning it the name
Trinacria. To the north-east, it is
separated from
Calabria and the rest of the...
- kingdom, however, was
often called "Sicily
beyond the Lighthouse" or "
Trinacria", by
terms of a
treaty between the two states.
Martin I died
without an...
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Orthetrum trinacria, the Long Skimmer, is a
species of
dragonfly in the
family Libellulidae. It is
found in Algeria, Angola, Botswana,
Burkina Faso, Cameroon...
- The Folklore,
Legends & Traditions:
Trinacria."
Sicilian Culture: The Folklore,
Legends & Traditions:
Trinacria. N.p., n.d. Web. 9
November 2014. "Sicily...
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Naples and Pope
Gregory XI,
obtaining the
title of
tributary King of "
Trinacria".
After the
death of his mother's cousin,
Margaret of
Tyrol in 1369, Frederick...
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Asota trinacria is a moth of the
family Erebidae first described by
Georg Semper in 1899. It is
found in Borneo,
Seram and the
Philippines (Leyte, Luzon...
