- it
receives from the
right the
waters of the Edron,
Tùrrite Secca,
Tùrrite di Gallicano,
Turrite Cava and the Pedogna; and from the left
those of the...
-
central Italy. It is
located at the
confluence of the
Serchio and the
Turrite Secca rivers,
close to the
intersection of
roads p****ing
through the Apennine...
- by road. Each of the
three valleys, the Pedogna, the
Freddana and the
Turrite are
served by main
roads along the
bottom the
valley that link to the SS12...
- s**** is cylindrical. It is
subpellucid and white. The
acute spire is
turrited. The s****
contains seven whorls,
regularly transversely striated. The...
- the s****
attains 4 mm, its
diameter 2.25 mm. The small,
ovate s**** is
turrited. It is snow-white and shining. It is very
narrowly rimate. The s**** is...
-
encircled with
close set
elevated striae. The
whorls are rounded. The
spire is
turrited. The
columella is four-plaited and
slightly callous at top. The s**** is...
- (Piegaio) S.
Martino (San
Martino in Freddana) S.
Rocco (San
Rocco in
Turrite) S.
Bartolomeo (Torcigliano)
Santi Simone e
Giuda (Vetriano) S. Stefano...
- Preceded by
Landolfo Brancaccio Bishop of
Aversa 1297–1299 Succeeded by
Pietro Turrite Preceded by
Gonzalo Pérez
Gudiel Cardinal-bishop of
Albano 1300–1311 Succeeded by...
-
Brancaccio (attested 1293–1297)
Leonardo Patr****o (17 Jun 1297 –1299)
Pietro Turrite (1299–1309)
Petrus de
Bolonesio (1309–1324)
Guilelmus de Sallone, O.Min...
-
length is 15 mm. (Original description) The white,
ovate conic s**** is
turrited. It is
composed of very
numerous crowded slender ribs,
which become obsolete...
