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	Falisci - LoveToKnow 1911
		FALISCI, a tribe of Sabine origin or connexions, but speaking a dialect closely akin to Latin, who inhabited the town of Falerii, as well as a considerable tract of the surrounding country, probably reaching as far south as to include the small town of Capena.
		384-385, where the relation of the names Falisci, Falerii to the local hero Halaesus (e.g.
		This page was last modified 05:16, 3 Sep 2006.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Falisci (526 words)

	Falerii - LoveToKnow 1911
		According to the legend, it was of Argive origin; and Strabo's assertion that the population, the Falisci, were of a different race from the Etruscans is proved by the language of the earliest inscriptions which have been found here.
		To one of the first of them belongs the story of the schoolmaster who wished to betray his boys to Camillus; the latter refused his offer, and the inhabitants thereupon surrendered the city.
		At the end of the First Punic War, the Falisci rose in rebellion, but were soon conquered (241 B.C.) and lost half their territory.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Falerii (669 words)

	Seventh Sea -- Resources
		Falisci tend to make a fuller and fruitier blend than the Montaigne prefer although the grapes can make excellent dry wine as well.
		As the Falisci have only one ‘Chateau’ (themselves) they refer to all their wine by the year and add ‘de Falisci’.
		Ninnananna (Lullaby) de Falisci (1499) was poisoned at source by enemies of the Falisci.
	www.swashbucklingadv.com /resources/wine.html (4177 words)

	Wikipedia: Falerii
		According to the legend, it was of Argive origin; and Strabo's assertion that the population, the Falisci, were of a different race from the Etruscans is proved by the language of the earliest inscriptions which have been found here.
		To one of the first of them belongs the story of the schoolmaster who wished to betray his boys to Camillus; the latter refused his offer, and the inhabitants thereupon surrendered the city.
		At the end of the First Punic War, the Falisci rose in rebellion, but were soon conquered (241 BC) and lost half their territory.
	www.factbook.org /wikipedia/en/f/fa/falerii.html (663 words)

	New Swordsman School: Falisci - Revenant's 7th Sea Forum
		Afterwards, as a few Falisci family members and their guards sat in the kitchen tending their wounds and finishing off the wine, several started to discuss how to prevent things from getting so far out of hand.
		The "Falisci Salute" is a nice idea, but gets to be ungodly by the time you reach Master level, especially when it's applied to a Knack as potentially devastating as Pommel Strike.
		Falisci masters gain a free rank in Tagging, to a maximum of 6.
	revenants7thsea.aimoo.com /Chapter-4-2-Swordsman-Combat-S/New-Swordsman-School-Falisci-1-148622.html (2616 words)

	Encyclopedia: Falisci (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Falisci, a tribe of Sabine Sabine (in Latin and in Italian, Sabina) is a sub-region of Latium, Italy, on the North-East of Rome toward Rieti.
		According to the legend, it was of Argive origin; and Strabo 's assertion that the population, the Falisci, were of a different race from the Etruscans is proved by the language of the earliest inscriptions which have been found here.
		To one of the first of them belongs the story of the schoolmaster who wished to betray his boys to Camillus ; the latter refused his offer, and the inhabitants thereupon surrendered the city.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Falisci (1598 words)

	Mirror Theah: Vodacce
		She is married to a minor Falisci nobleman, but has borne no children.
		Alexandrie Falisci and her brothers, Michel Durand and Donello, are notorious libertines.
		Montaigne on her father's side, Falisci is Twice-Blooded in Sorte and Porte.
	www.geocities.com /sca_bard/Mirror/vodacce.html (1640 words)

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		Faithful allies of the Etruscan Poleis, in the III century BC, Falerii was attacked and conquered by the Romans that obliged the inhabitants to leave and to build Falerii Novi.
		Civita Castellana: In this place long ago, Falerii was born, the ancient capital of the Falisci, that was fortified by the surrounding nature with high and rugged rocks.
		After many military events, defeats, armistices, treaties, and alliances during the IV century and the year 241 B.C. due to the umpteenth revolt, the Romans conquered, looted and then forced the inhabitants to build a new center on the plain, thus, Falerii.
	www.traveltoday.com /hotelinfo/Civita_Castellana/_/Italy/49413 (1180 words)

	Falerii: Encyclopedia topic (Site not responding. Last check: )
		[follow hyperlink for more...]) 's assertion that the population, the Falisci (Falisci: falisci, a tribe of sabine origin or connections, but speaking a dialect closely akin...
		To one of the first of them belongs the story of the schoolmaster who wished to betray his boys to Camillus (Camillus: more facts about this subject) ; the latter refused his offer, and the inhabitants thereupon surrendered the city.
		At the end of the First Punic War (First Punic War: more facts about this subject), the Falisci rose in rebellion, but were soon conquered (241 BC) and lost half their territory.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /reference/falerii (745 words)

	Falerii (Site not responding. Last check: )
		According to the legend, it was of Argive origin; and Strabo 's assertion that the population, the Falisci, were of a differentrace from the Etruscans is proved by the language of the earliest inscriptionswhich have been found here.
		To one of the first of them belongsthe story of the schoolmaster who wished to betray his boys to Camillus ; the latter refused his offer, and the inhabitants thereupon surrendered the city.
		At theend of the First Punic War, the Falisci rose in rebellion, but weresoon conquered (241 BC) and lost half their territory.
	www.therfcc.org /falerii-169743.html (640 words)

	Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography (1854), FALE´RII
		Be this as it may, it is certain that during the historical period Falerii appears as a purely Etruscan city.
		It is first mentioned in Roman history in B.C. 437, when the Falisci and Veientes lent their support to the Fidenates in their revolt against Rome, and their combined forces were defeated by Cornelius Cossus.
		Ovid, whose wife was a native of the place, speaks of the “pomiferi Falisci,” and of the rich pastures in which its cattle were fed. (Ovid, Amor.
	www.perseus.tufts.edu /hopper/text.jsp?doc=Perseus:text:1999.04.0064:entry=falerii-geo (1321 words)

	Week Three
		Under new management, rival squad, Durham Dragons FC received, United defensive mid-fielder, Donello Falisci in a deal that is estimated at just under one million sheep.
		Fans may not be familiar with Falisci, as he only had one appearance in United's inaugural season; but, his presence will be missed in the clubhouse.
		The move of Falisci came on the heels of United's Divisional Cup home leg against Andrew Groom's Flaming Tigers.
	members.tripod.com /basileague/id319.htm (319 words)

	Tuscia Viterbese - Versione testuale - I Falisci
		Oltre agli Etruschi i Falisci si sono stanziati in tempi antichissimi in quella fascia che va dal Tevere fino a Nepi e Capena, avendo come capitale Falerii, l'odierna Civita Castellana (Vt).
		Come accennato, il ceppo linguistico dei Falisci ricade nell'area indoeuropea, in cui sono comprese altre lingue dell'Italia antica tra cui il latino: le due parlate infatti hanno una radice comune "protolatina" che risale a periodi molto antichi, presumibilmente all'età del Bronzo (II millennio a.C.) in cui latini e falisci vivevano in un territorio comune.
		Le vessazioni romane, soprattutto amministrative e fiscali, inducono i Falisci a nuove ribellioni che hanno il tragico epilogo nella distruzione di Falerii (241 a.C.): la città viene rasa al suolo e gli abitanti, privati dei loro averi e di buona parte del territorio, sono costretti a trasferirsi in una nuova sede, Falerii novi appunto.
	www.tusciaviterbese.it /easysite/falisci.htm (664 words)

	Mirror Theah: Vodacce
		Maria Bernoulli and Fiametta Falisci are both my inventions, although there is nothing in canon to suggest that they mustn't exist.
		Most of the princesses are members, but not all: Vestini is Senzavista, Falisci will never progress beyond Clotho, and little Maria Bernoulli has not even begun to manifest her powers yet.
		Caligara would be considered a member, but she feels such paltry matters are beneath her and never condescends to involve herself in the Tessatore's business.
	www.geocities.com /sca_bard/Mirror/vodaccenotes.html (374 words)

	I Falisci
		Strabone descrive i Falisci come una stirpe particolare distinta dalle popolazioni Latine sebbene la lingua di questo popolo, mescolata all'Etrusco, fosse abbastanza affine al Latino da esserne considerata una varietà o un dialetto.
		Non si può comprendere completamente la cultura artistica e religiosa dei Falisci se non si tiene presente il complesso dei templi urbani ed extraurbani circostanti Falerii, con acroterio abbellito da statue di terracotta di assoluto valore artistico (benché soggette alla corrente di cultura ellenizzante propria dell'epoca), opera di ceroplasti locali.
		L'ultimo atto andò in scena al tempo della I guerra punica allorché i Falisci, approfittando dell'impegno dei Romani nella campagna contro i Cartaginesi, tentarono l'ennesima ribellione al potere romano che causò l'eccidio di circa 15.000 Falisci e la distruzione della città.
	www.gatc.it /ritagli/falisci.htm (477 words)

	Classics Latin Greek Teaching Aids.
		Falerii (or ium), now Palari, a town of Etruria, of which the inhabitants are called Falisci.
		Falisci, a people of Etruria, originally a Macedonian colony.
		When they were besieged by Camillus, a schoolmaster went out of the gates of the city with his pupils, and betrayed them into the hands of the Roman enemy, that by such a possession he might easily oblige the place to surrender.
	www.parsonsd.co.uk /lemprieref.php (1840 words)

	Freeport Campaign » 2007» September
		Ivan reported back that the fire giant was apparently an emissary from the new ruler of a fire giant kingdom to the south, seeking to open trade between the giants and the dwarves.
		With their trading mission in Fairhaven amicably concluded, the captains of the Sea Wind and the Primrose ordered the vessels manned and loaded for the next leg of the Grand Tour.
		Carmina informed the party that the port city was famous for its wineries and glassworks, the latter of which was also the Dell’orto family trade in Freeport, and that her great aunt Auraluna and great uncle Angelo still lived at the ancestral home on Swan Street.
	freeport.kevyspice.org /?m=200709 (2012 words)

	Swiftwind University: The Houses of Vodacce
		The priest who drugged you all on Île St. Jean was a member of the Caligari family and according to Fiora nephews of Prince Vincenzo have Elinor's father.
		The Falisci family is famed throughout Théah for their marvelous wines and olives.
		Donello Falisci may very well be the most decent gentleman ever to lead a Vodacce house.
	swiftwind.witwat.net /swu/vnobles.php (1274 words)

	Montefiascone village (Site not responding. Last check: )
		There are a few prooves of the Etruscan presence but probably it was the col where the "Lucumoni" of the twelve etruscan confederated towns met.
		The name "Mntefiascone", according to some researchers, originates from "Mons faliscorum", because the Falisci people came to this area after their towns' destruction by the Romans.
		In any case, the real first inhabitants came at the time of the barbarian invasions when the people living in the lowlands took refuge on the high grounds.
	www.bolsenalake.com /emontefiascone.html (624 words)

	Hotelinformationen für Palace Hotel Relais Falisco, Hotels Civita Castellana, Italien
		It rises from the ruins of antique Falerii, the political and cultural centre of the Falisci people.
		Faithful allies of the Etruscan Poleis, in the III century BC, Falerii was attacked and conquered by the Romans that obliged the inhabitants to leave and to build Falerii Novi.
		After almost 1500 years the Falisci people repossessed the ancient city, leaving us the pleasure of admiring the archaeological site of Falerii Novi, visible only in part.
	www.expedia.de /pub/agent.dll/qscr=dspv/nojs=1/htid=889705 (264 words)

	HISTORY: In the land of the Falisci by Norman Roberson Wanted in Rome
		Falerii Novi and Civita Castellana, together with Nepi, Calcata and Faleria to the south and Corchiano and Gallese to the north, make up that region between the Tiber and the Monti Cimini known as the land of the Faliscians.
		The ancient Falisci were a nation allied with and considered a part of the Etruscan federation although they spoke a crude Latin dialect ridiculed by the Romans.
		During the reign of popes Alexander VI (1492-1503) and Julius II (1503-1513) Civita Castellana was heavily fortified as a strong point on the northern defences of Rome.
	www.wantedinrome.com /articles/complete_articles.php?id_art=858 (1057 words)

	The Love Books of Ovid: Elegy XIII: The Festival Of Juno At Falisci.
		AS my wife was born at fruitful Falisci, we went to visit those walls which long ago were conquered, Camillus, by thee.
		The priestesses were making ready to celebrate the festival of the chaste Juno by holding solemn games and by the sacrifice of a heifer native to the place.
		It was only after many adventures, both by land and sea, that with auspicious hands he reared a high-walled city.
	www.sacred-texts.com /cla/ovid/lboo/lboo55.htm (431 words)

	Gods and Heroes: Videos: Caere Bay: The Deadly Frontier by Phedre_D on the GameAmp Network
		Caere Bay is a heavily-forested region of tall hills and deep valleys fronting on a massive mud bowl calle the Caere Wash, which was created when the sea mysteriously receded.
		A local tribe, the Falisci, have launched an open rebellion against Roman rule; they have several well-enetrenched camps throughout Caere Bay, all housing dozensof fierce rebels willing ro die for their cause.
		Even worse, the Falisci have been raising their fallen comrades from the dead.
	godsandheroes.gameamp.com /video/viewVideo/858.php!orderBy= (152 words)

	Comune di Fabrica di Roma in Provincia di Viterbo
		Tutta la zona fu abitata già nel Neolitico ma il periodo più fiorente venne raggiunto con Falisci dei quali rimangono moltissime testimonianze.
		Probabilmente l’intero banco è formato di grotte e gallerie grandi e piccole, forse percorsi antichissimi, ricoveri, abitazioni e magazzini, condotti per le acque (purtroppo ben poco studiati) modificati e riutilizzati in epoche successive come tombe o depositi o stalle, ed ora in stato di rovinoso abbandono,distrutti dall’incuria e dal tempo.
		Il territorio circostante a Fabrica di Roma ancora restituisce, inaspettatamente, testimonianze della presenza antica dei Falisci, dei Romani, della fede dei primi Cristiani.
	www.infoviterbo.it /fabricadiroma/fabricadiroma.htm (858 words)

	FALISCI - Encyclopedia Britannica - FALISCI - JCSM's Study Center (Site not responding. Last check: )
		FALISCI - Encyclopedia Britannica - FALISCI - JCSM's Study Center
		FALISCI, a tribe of Sabine origin or connexions, but speaking a dialect closely akin to Latin, who inhabited the town of Falerii (q.v.), as well as a considerable tract of the surrounding country, probably reaching as far south as to include the small town of
		384-385, where the relation of the names Falisci, Falerii to the local hero Halaesus (e.g.
	jcsm.org /StudyCenter/Encyclopedia_Britannica/EUD_FAT/FALISCI.html (572 words)

	Delicious Italy - Orvieto - Umbria Etruscan settlement
		Only the Battle of Sentino in 295 BC brought the situation to an end, but the Etruscans left an immense heritage.
		The city bordered the lands of the Umbri and Falisci and was a key trading center.
		Their society was open and creative and foreigners were always welcome.
	www.deliciousitaly.com /visualizza.php?Id=166®ione_id=17 (370 words)

	[No title]
		The winds off the ocean are cool, and the sun is setting, leaving the lands of de Falisci in dusk." Giancarlo sniffs the air appreciatively.
		He could have cost Meander, and through him Falisci himself, a lot." Wilson says, "Well, forgive my culture shock." Niccolo says, "It is an interesting warning, to martyr a member of a movement." Giancarlo watches to see what they do with the body.
		You know something of why this happened?" Wilson asks, "The vintner's guild?" Venzi says, "Falisci is known for their wines, so of course the vinter's guild is of great importance" Teodor asks, "Wine keeps the family Falisci afloat.
	www.bioc.rice.edu /~lpsmith/IF/7thSea/vodacce/vodacce1.txt (9803 words)

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