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Historical affiliations Parthenope 8th century–507 BCE Neapolis 507–326 BCE Neapolis 326–89 BCE ∟ ally of Roman Republic Roman Republic 199–89 BCE ∟ municipium...

Naples in general. It is derived from Greek mythology where the siren Parthenope tried to enchant Odysseus from his ship to Capri. In the story, Odysseus...

divide: territorial differences in the Italian education system" (PDF). Parthenope University of Naples. Archived from the original (PDF) on 17 November...

urban areas in the world. In the eighth century BC, a colony known as Parthenope (Ancient Greek: Παρθενόπη) was established on the Pizzofalcone hill. In...

asteroids up to Parthenope, it only includes symbols for the first nine (up to Metis), noting that the symbols for Hygiea and Parthenope had not yet been...

by Salvatore Romano (2007) Se sarà luce sarà bellissimo - Moro: Un'altra storia, directed by Aurelio Grimaldi (2008) Basilicata coast to coast, directed...

often are used to illustrate the style in architectural books. "Sybaris: la storia della più ricca città della Magna Grecia" (in Italian). Retrieved 10 July...

the siren Parthenope, whom the Neapolitans thanked for her sweet singing by giving her ricotta, flour, eggs, milk, spices, and sugar; Parthenope gave these...

the siren Parthenope, whom the Neapolitans thanked for her sweet singing by giving her ricotta, flour, eggs, milk, spices, and sugar; Parthenope gave these...

– Kyme (Cumae), established an epineion (out-port) named Parthenope. 6th C.BCE – Parthenope was refounded as Neapolis. 327 BCE – Naples makes an alliance...

least one modern scholar has drawn parallels with the myth of the siren, Parthenope, who was said to inhabit the small islands of the shore of Naples with...

buried by the extensive modern city, remains are preserved in many places. Parthènope, the first settlement founded by the Cumaeans of Naples on the Pizzofalcone...

Myrcinus GR45. Tarphe GR46. Sollium I1. Olbia I2. Adria I3. Ancona I4. Parthenope I5. Cumae I6. Procida I7. Dicaearchia I8. Neapolis I9. Poseidonia I10...

in 1506, dedicated to Gonsalvo a poem in four books, De bis recepta parthenope Gonsalviae. He attended the first session of the Fifth Lateran Council...

divide: territorial differences in the Italian education system" (PDF). Parthenope University of Naples. Archived from the original (PDF) on 17 November...

original on 2023-08-28. Retrieved 2023-08-28. Domenico Spanò Bolani (1857). Storia di Reggio di Calabria ... sino all'anno ... 1797 (in Italian). Archived...

Pozzuoli). The city of Naples began as a small commercial port called Parthenope (Παρθενόπη, meaning "Pure Eyes", a Siren in Greek mythology), which was...

castra Rubis The very strong castle of Ruvo —Cantalicio, De bis recepta parthenope Gonsalviae For Ruvo, the fifth century meant the end of economic and political...

undertook both teaching and research. This institution evolved into today’s Parthenope University of Naples. In 1919 a magazine was launched, the Rassegna Marittima...

named Pietrarsa, La Corsi, Robertson, Vesuvio, Maria Teresa, Etna and Parthenope. In 1853, the work force of Pietrarsa reached about 700 people. On 18...