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destructionis Troiae ('History of the
destruction of Troy'), also
called Historia Troiana, is a
Latin prose narrative written by
Guido delle Colonne, a Sicilian...
- The
Diocese of Lucera-Troia (Latin:
Dioecesis Lucerina-
Troiana),
sometimes called Nocera, is a
Latin diocese of the
Catholic Church in Apulia, in southern...
- 2000, p. 372. Coelho,
Maria Cecília de
Miranda Nogueira (2016). "Helena
troiana: A fama de um nome e o
desejo de vingança no cinema". Artefilosofia. 11...
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tense may have been
chosen simply for
euphony rather than meaning: hāc
Trōiana tenus fuerit fortūna secūta (Virgil) 'may it turn out that
Trojan ill-fortune...
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poetic freedom from
Aristotelian rules. In 1640, he
published Della guerra troiana an epic poem
about the
Trojan War. He also
penned a
diatribe against Paolo...
- ISBN 9788880867548. Tzetzes,
Ioannes (2015). Leone, P. L. M. (ed.). La
leggenda troiana (Carmina Iliaca). Satura, 15. Lecce:
Pensa MultiMedia. ISBN 9788867603145...
- Ecclesiis: Sipontina, quae
dignitatem sedis archiepiscopalis sibi servabit;
Troiana,
Apostolicae Sedi
immediate adhuc subiecta;
Asculana et Ceriniolensi, Bovinensi...
- Veneto,
where they
hunted the Euganei. Cato the
Censor stated that “Venetos
Troiana stirpe ortos.” The
first contacts between Rome and
Verona are do****ented...
-
utinam vērē augurāverim (Cicero) 'may I have
prophesied correctly!' hāc
Trōiana tenus fuerit fortūna secūta (Virgil) 'may it turn out that
Trojan ill-fortune...
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though the
archbishop was
allowed to
retain the
title of archbishop);
Troiana (which had
previously been
directly subject to the Holy See);
Ascoli e...
