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	storia di San Gavino Monreale
		Infatti nella chiesa di San Gavino Martire tutto è caratterizzato da significati allegorici e da simboli statuali degli Arborea.Le effigi di Mariano IV, Ugone I II,Eleonora con i figli Federico e Mariano V ed il marito Brancaleone Doria sono.
		Le effigi di Mariano IV., Ugone III,Eleonora con i figli Federico e Mariano V ed il marito Brancaleone Doria sono scolpite nelle cornici dell'arco trionfale, nei capitelli e nei peducci delle bifore ma anche negli stipiti dell'ingresso laterale e, forse originariamente, anche nella chiave di volta dell'abside,oggi completamente cambiata rispetto alla sua originale costruzione.
		Infine le effigi di tre Santi e le impronte di otto monete, quasi sicuramente Alfonsina minuti coniati in Sardegna durante il regno di Alfonso V di Aragona (1416-1418) decorano la campana, ancora oggi in perfetto stato di conservazione.
	www.sangavino.net /monreale/storia.htm (475 words)

	ITIS GIUA - Eleanor of Arborea
		Eleanor, or Eleonor, of Arborea (1347 –1404) was a Sardinian giudicessa (ruler or judge) and the island’s greatest heroine.
		For the next four years Arborea was at war with Aragon, which lost much of its possessions to Eleanor and was trying to reclaim the island, as the Aragonese king James II had a century earlier been promised its lordship by the Pope.
		Her eldest son, Federigo, died during this war, and was succeeded by her younger son, Mariano V. An alliance was formed with Genoa, and Arborea maintained its independence until 1410 (1409?).
	www.itisgiua.it /page/33/Eleanor_of_Arborea.html (376 words)

	Sardinia - Monuments - The house of Eleanor - Sardegna.com
		Sardinia - Monuments - The house of Eleanor - Sardegna.com
		Eleonora D'Arborea was born in Oristano to Mariano IV - judge of Arborea - and Timbora De Roccaberti.
		In 1383, two tragic episodes mark her existence: the double assassination of her brother Ugone and niece Benedetta followed by the imprisonment of her husband Brancaleone caused by the Aragonians.
	www.sardegna.com /code/articolo/TABLE/MONUMENTI/id/182/LINGUA (392 words)

	Cronologia storica della Sardegna
		Cultura di Bonnànaro: i protonuraghi, nuraghi a corridoi, tombe di giganti.
		700-550 a.C. Fondazione di diverse città fenicie lungo i litorali sardi (Nora, Bithia, Tharros, Bosa, Olbia).
		Istituzione in molti centri dell’isola di scuole elementari (allora dette “normali”)..
	www.filologiasarda.eu /didattica/cronologia_storica.php (5359 words)

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		When Pisa was victorious their vassals, the della Gherardesca and Nino di Gallura, rose in revolt, some signiories passing to the Visconti of Milan.
		The latter aided by Branca Doris, judge of Logudoro and lord of Alghero, Ugone of Arborea, and the commune of Sassari, began war against the Pisans, who in 1324 had to sign a treaty which left them only the port and lagoon of Cagliari and two suburbs; and from these they were expelled later.
		On the defeat of the Pisans it was necessary to subdue the ancient allies: i.e.
	www.catholic.org /printer_friendly.php?id=10500§ion=Encyclopedia (3917 words)

	oristano
		Ugone the third and his daughter Eleonora d'Arborea (1384-1404): this last mentioned is one of the remarkable personalities in Sardinian history, a wise ruler and the promulgator of the "Carta de Logu", (which was extended to the whole of Sardinia in 1421 by Alfonso of Aragon).
		Here you come across Porta Manna or Torre di S.Cristoforo (tower), an imposing structure built in 1291, a remnant of the town walls, as is the Portixedda (=little door) at the bottom of the nearby Via Mazzini.
		Marina di Torregrande is a very popular seaside resort: it stretches along the low coast of the Gulf of Oristano.
	utenti.lycos.it /sardegnamediatime/oristano.htm (1219 words)

	Comune di Villaputzu - Giunta
		Il castello apparteneva ai Giudici di Cagliari, ai quali fu tolto verso il 1296/97 dal Giudice Nino di Gallura.
		Nel 1363 il re Pietro lo cedette a Berengario Carroz, che prese il titolo di Conte di Chirra.
		Di questo castello, che era fra i più potenti dell'isola, avanzano i ruderi, che impressionano chi li guarda dalla strada di Villaputzu per la loro posizione e per i ricordi che suscitano.
	www.comune.villaputzu.ca.it /storia/chirra.htm (214 words)

	Italy Substates
		She was daughter of Duke Carlo Emanuele I di Savoia, Prince of Piemonte, Count di Aosta, Moriana, Asti e Nizza, titular King of Cyprus and Jerusalem, and Marchese di Saluzzo and Infanta Catalina Michaella of Spain, whose sister was Isabella Clara Eugenia von Habsburg, Governor of the Southern Netherlands.
		1490-96 Regent Dowager Duchess Bianca di Monferrato of Savoia, the counties of Aosta, Moriana and Nizza and the Principality of Piemonte
		Bianca Maria von Sinzedorf, Marchesa di Caravaggio (1717.83) and grandson of Johann Wilhelm von Sinzedorf and Bianca Maria Sforza, Marchesa di Caravaggio.
	www.guide2womenleaders.com /italy_substates.htm (12885 words)

	Sardinia
		The most extensive plains are the Campidano near Cagliari, the Piano della Nurra, and the Carnpo di 0zieri.
		Among the Sardinian martyrs are the bishops who preceded St. Lucifer of Cagliari, of whom St. Athanasius speaks, which shows that at least in the time of the Diocletian persecution that city was the seat of a bishopric; St. Bonifacius, Bishop of Cagliari, whose tombstone' was discovered in 1617 in the cathedral (Corpus Inscript.
		In the tenth century there were four of these judges in Torres, Arborea, Gallura, and Cagliari; this distribution of the island remained till the Aragonese conquest.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/s/sardinia.html (4021 words)

	Sardinia - Oristano
		because of the barbarian raids, Oris-tano was the chieftown of the Giudicato di Arborea.
		Oristano was the centre of the rebellion, whose lead-ers were Mariano IV, Ugone and Eleonora of Arborea, who stipulated a collection of laws, the Carta de Logu, after extended to the other parts of Sardinia, and that had been in force unti1 1827.
		When Eleonora died (14 IO), the Giudicato was suppressed, and Oristano became a marquisate submitted to the Aragoneses.
	www.sardegnamediatime.com /sardinia.php?D=Oristano (458 words)

	Tourism in Oristano Sardinia - A lot of information about this city. - Sardegne.com
		Oristano, after Tharros decadency, became the capital of the “Giudicato di Arborea” (district of Arborea), thanks to its...
		The 1323's Aragonese arrival in Sardinia was arranged the year before in Avignon, by the Aragonese king Giacomo II “il Giusto”...
		Ugone III was a great leader, but his authoritarian character and his serious depressive syndrome (no doctor manage to cure it) made him...
	www.sardegne.com /sardinia-info/cities-and-towns/oristano (218 words)

	Edicolaweb - SHARDANA: I POPOLI DEL MARE - LA STORIA - di Leonardo Melis
		2300-2000 a.C.: All’incirca in questo periodo, in Mesopotamia, scoppia una terribile carestia durata più di 300 anni, che provoca l’emigrazione verso Occidente (Sardegna compresa?).
		Alcuni di loro sono catturati durante il primo sbarco e vengono condotti a morire fra le braccia arroventate della statua bronzea di Talo.
		Un gruppo numeroso di perseguitati religiosi e alcune tribù semitiche stanziate ai confini orientali, al comando di un principe egiziano, forse seguace del culto di Akenathen, lasciano l’Egitto.
	www.edicolaweb.net /arti045a.htm (1391 words)

	Southern Italy
		Contains: Agrigento, Amalfi, Apulia, Arborea, Aversa, Barbagia, Bari, Benevento, Cagliari, Capua, Catania, Crotone, Cumæ, Enna, Gaeta, Gallura, Gela, Gozo, Lentini, Malta, Melfi, Messina, Naples, Palermo, Reggio de Calabria, Salerno, the Samnites, Sardinia (general survey), Sassari, Segesta, Sicily, Sybaris, Syracuse, Taranto, and Torres.
		A port in southern Sicily, notable as the birthplace of philosopher Empedocles.
		During the first phase of independence, the city became a byword in the ancient world for wealth and luxurious decadence, a reputation which remains in the English language to this day, with the adjective "Sybaritic".
	starnarcosis.net /obsidian/soitaly.html (2641 words)

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		The basic pizza, the "Marinara" is made of a circle of bread dough, about 6-8 inches in diameter, flattened and covered with tomato sauce, sprinkled with oregano, basil, salt, garlic and olive oil, and baked for a few minutes in a very hot brick oven with a metal floor.
		The kingdom or giudicato of Arborea was almost always under the political and cultural influence of the powerful marine republic of Pisa.
		Shortly afterwards he died in Cagliari of malaria, without issue, and consequently the Crown of Aragon passed into the hands of the Castilians Trastamara, and in particular Ferran I of Antequera and his descendants, with the Compromise of Caspe in 1412.
	www.cise.ufl.edu /mirrors/internet-FAQs/soc.culture.italian/s.c.italian_FAQ_(ARTS_AND_TOURISM)_[6_8] (6418 words)

	Italian States to 1860 P - V
		1092 - 1130 Bishop of Turin is conte di Turino.
		1136 - 1191 Bishop of Turin is conte di Turino.
		Savoy [Ducato di Savoia]; from 1720 Kingdom of Sardinia, or,
	www.worldstatesmen.org /Italy_states2.htm (3624 words)

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		Si paga quasi sempre per contanti, con assegni abbastanza spesso (di solito se si e` conosciuti, se sono importi grossi, ecc.).
		Molti esercizi commerciali si stanno attrezzando per usare le carte di credito, soprttutto grazie all'iniziativa si quasi tutte le banche italiane, che si cono consorziate, creano una societa`, la Servizi Interbancari, la quale ha messo in circolazione una carta di credito, chiamata CartaSI, che e` stata "spinta" moltissimo.
		Tale influenza si e' conservata anche nel momento in cui il latino "di ogni giorno" non somigliava molto ormai a quello che e' considerato il latino "classico", fatto attestato gia' in epoca imperiale.
	www.faqs.org /ftp/faqs/cultures/italian/arts-tourism (6462 words)

	giudichessa - domare (kvinnlig) (Italian to Swedish translation glossary)
		Figlia di Mariano IV e Timbra de Rocabertì, nel 1376
		sposò Brancaleone Doria signore della rocca di Castelgenovese (oggi Castelsardo).
		Dopo la morte del fratello Ugone III avvenuta il 3 marzo del 1383 in seguito ad una rivolta popolare, e a causa della minore età dell’erede al trono, Federico Doria-Bas figlio di Eleonora,prese lei il titolo di giudicessa.
	www.proz.com /kudoz/339475 (275 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Sardinia
		Sardinia by the few Christians who with 4000 Jews were exiled to the island by Tiberius.
		, and the antipope Hippolytus, were sent to the island (described as nociva): the last two died there.
		IV abdicated in favour of the Aragonese, and died little later.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/13473b.htm (1844 words)

	Obertenghi
		Oberto, Marques of Massa and Corsica, +1155; m.Giorgia, dau.of Costantino III Giudice di Cagliari by (?) Giorgia de Lacon-Gunale from Giudici di Arborea
		Guglielmo, Marques of Massa and Corsica, Giudice (Judge, King) di Cagliari (as Salusio IV) and Giudice d’Arborea, +1214; 1m: Adelasia Malaspina (+after 1206); 2m: Guisiana, dau.of Guido Burgundione Count of Capraia (+after 1206)
		Benedetta, heiress of Cagliari, +1232; 1m: 1214 Barisone II de Lacon-Serra, Giudice di Arborea (+1217); 2m: Lamberto Visconti Giudice di Gallura (+1223/26); 3m: Count Rinaldo Gualandi (+after 1230)
	genealogy.euweb.cz /italy/obert.html (346 words)

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