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...antism". But occurrences were recorded in other locations (e.g., Lizzano, southern Apulia, Sardinia) as late as 50 years ago, during and after the ...

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.... Od. xiv. 25. So Bull-fac'd Aufidas still rowling growes, Which through Apulias ancient kingdome flowes, When he doth rage in threatning meditatio...

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...ife from his adulterous wife Ægiale; but at last was received by Daunus in Apulia, and shared his kingdom; it is uncertain how he died. Nestor lived i...

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...oconsul Cnaeus Fulvius with eleven tribunes of the soldiers being slain in Apulia, and the greatest part of the army also at the same time cut off, he...

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...as none the less. 18 The fleur-de-lys of France. 19 Charles II., King of Apulia, son of Charles of Anjou. 20 The desire for fame interferes with, t... ... Romans; and Beatrice, to Charles of Anjou (brother of Louis IX.), King of Apulia and Sicily. The Provencal nobles, jealous of Romeo, procured his dis... ...e who do not defend themselves. 17 The virtues of the lame Charles II. of Apulia, titular king of Jerusalem, shall be marked with one, but his vices ... ...the eagle Greek. 9 William H., son of Robert Guiscard, King of Sicily and Apulia, called “the Good.” 10 Charles H. of Apulia, and Frederick of Arago...

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... all the people were again assembled, that of old upon the fateful land of Apulia lamented for their blood shed by the T rojans, 2 and in the long wa... ...tle of Canon, in the second Punic War. 4 The Norman conqueror and Duke of Apulia. He died in 1085. 5 Where, in 1266, the leaders of the army of Manf... ...ed in 1085. 5 Where, in 1266, the leaders of the army of Manfred, King of Apulia and Sicily, treacherously went over to Charles of Anjou. 97 Dante e...

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...pply not less than to the other, Peter, who is singing with him; wherefore Apulia and Provence are grieving now. 14 The plant is as inferior to its s... ...s wrote of them. The “better heritage” was the virtue of their father. 14 Apulia and Provence were grieving under the rule of Charles II., the degene...

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...nt alike. If in one band Collected, stood the people all, who e’er Pour’d on Apulia’s happy soil their blood, Slain by the Trojans, and in that long w... ... whose bones are gather’d yet At Ceperano, there where treachery Branded th’ Apulian name, or where beyond Thy walls, O Tagliacozzo, without arms The ... ...d those the rest.] The army of Manfredi, which, through the treachery of the Apulian troops, wns overcome by Charles of Anjou in 1205, and fell in suc...

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...Impress the air. v. 67. That land.] The Marca d’Ancona, between Romagna and Apulia, the kingdom of Charles of Anjou. v. 76. From thence I came.] Gia... ... da Lentino, called the Notary, a poet of these times. He was probably an Apulian: for Dante, (De Vulg. Eloq. I. i. c 12.) quot ing a verse which b... ...ti, without mentioning the writer’s name, terms him one of “the illustrious Apulians,” praefulgentes Apuli. See Tiraboschi, Mr. Matthias’s edit. vol...

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...nt alike. If in one band Collected, stood the people all, who e’er Pour’d on Apulia’s happy soil their blood, Slain by the Trojans, and in that long w... ... whose bones are gather’d yet At Ceperano, there where treachery Branded th’ Apulian name, or where beyond Thy walls, O Tagliacozzo, without arms The ... ...d those the rest.] The army of Manfredi, which, through the treachery of the Apulian troops, wns overcome by Charles of Anjou in 1205, and fell in suc... ...Impress the air. v. 67. That land.] The Marca d’Ancona, between Romagna and Apulia, the kingdom of Charles of Anjou. v. 76. From thence I came.] Gia... ... da Lentino, called the Notary, a poet of these times. He was probably an Apulian: for Dante, (De Vulg. Eloq. I. i. c 12.) quot ing a verse which b... ...ti, without mentioning the writer’s name, terms him one of “the illustrious Apulians,” praefulgentes Apuli. See Tiraboschi, Mr. Matthias’s edit. vol...

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...ship.—P . 295 ‘Rome in her Capitol saw Querno sit:’ Camillo Querno was of Apulia, who, hearing the great encouragement which Leo X. gave to poets, tr...

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...t, whose bones are gathered still At Ceperano, where a renegade Was each Apulian, and at Tagliacozzo, Where without arms the old Alardo conquered,... ... less Than to the other, Pier, who with him sings; Whence Provence and Apulia grieve already The plant is as inferior to its seed, As more than ...

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... then kiss his pantoufle. Italy being thus taken, behold Naples, Calabria, Apulia, and Sicily, all ransacked, and Malta too. I wish the pleasant Knigh...