GAETA

Meaning of GAETA in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ gä-ˈā-tä ]

geographical name

city & port central Italy in Lazio on Gulf of Gaeta (inlet of Tyrrhenian Sea N of Bay of Naples) population 22,393

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GAETA — geographical name city & port central Italy in Lazio on
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GAETA — Latin Caieta, town, seaport, and archiepiscopal see, Latina province, Lazio (Latium) region, south central Italy, on the Golfo (gulf) di …
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GAETA — Pronunciation: gä- ' ā -tä Function: geographical name city & port cen Italy in Lazio on Gulf of Gaeta (inlet …
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VOLTURNO — geographical name river 110 miles (177 kilometers ) S central Italy flowing from the Apennines SE & SW into Gulf …
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LIRI — geographical name river 100 miles (161 kilometers ) central Italy flowing into Gulf of Gaeta
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GARIGLIANO — geographical name river 100 miles (161 kilometers ) central Italy in Lazio flowing SE & SW into Gulf of Gaeta
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VOLTURNO RIVER — River, southern central Italy. It flows southeast from the Abruzzese Apennines , then turns west to empty into the Gulf …
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ISCHIA — Island, southern Italy. Located in the Tyrrhenian Sea between the Gulf of Gaeta and the Bay of Naples, it has …
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GELASIUS II — ( Giovanni de Gaeta ) died 1119, Italian ecclesiastic: pope 1118-19.
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VOLTURNO — geographical name river 110 miles (177 kilometers ) S central Italy flowing from the Apennines SE & SW into Gulf …
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LIRI — geographical name river 100 miles (161 kilometers ) central Italy flowing into Gulf of Gaeta
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GARIGLIANO — geographical name river 100 miles (161 kilometers ) central Italy in Lazio flowing SE & SW into Gulf of Gaeta
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LOUIS — also called Louis D'or, gold coin circulated in France before the Revolution. The franc (q.v.) and livre were silver coins …
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TYRRHENIAN SEA — Latin Mare Tyrrhenum, Italian Mare Tirreno, arm of the Mediterranean Sea, between the western coast of Italy and the islands …
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TONTY, HENRI DE — born 1650?, Gaeta died September 1704, Fort Louis, Louisiana [now in Alabama, U.S.] Tonty also spelled Tonti Italian-born explorer and …
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TERRACINA — Latin Tarracina, town and episcopal see, Latina province, Lazio (Latium) region, south central Italy, on the Golfo (gulf) di Gaeta …
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PULZONE, SCIPIONE — born c. 1550, , Gaeta, near Naples died Feb. 1, 1598, Rome, Papal States also spelled Scipio Polzone, or Pulzoni, …
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LEOPOLD II — Leopold II born April 9, 1835, Brussels, Belg. died Dec. 17, 1909, Laeken French in full Lopold-Louis-Philippe-Marie-Victor, Dutch in full …
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LAZIO — Latin Latium, regione, west-central Italy, fronting the Tyrrhenian Sea and comprising the provinces of Roma, Frosinone, Latina, Rieti, and Viterbo. …
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HOSMER, HARRIET GOODHUE
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GELASIUS II — original name Giovanni Da Gaetan, English John Of Gaeta born , Gaeta, Kingdom of Naples died Jan. 29, 1119, Cluny, …
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GAUDIN, MARTIN-MICHEL-CHARLES, DUC (DUKE) DE GATE — born Jan. 19, 1756, Saint-Denis, Fr. died Nov. 5, 1841, Gennevilliers French finance minister throughout the French Consulate and the …
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FRANCIS II — born Feb. 12, 1768, Florence died March 2, 1835, Vienna the last Holy Roman emperor (17921806) and, as Francis I, …
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FORMIA — formerly Mola Di Gaeta, Latin Formiae, town, Latina province, Lazio (Latium) region, south central Italy, on the Golfo (gulf) di …
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ERASMUS, SAINT — died 303?, Formia, Italy; feast day June 2 also called Elmo early Christian bishop, martyr, and one of the patron …
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CONCA, SEBASTIANO — born c. 1680, Gaeta, Kingdom of Naples died 1764, Naples late Neapolitan Baroque painter who created great, animated compositions, superficial …
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CIRCEO, MOUNT — Italian Monte Circeo, Latin Circaeum Promontorium, isolated promontory, Latina provincia, Lazio (Latium) regione, on the southwestern coast of Italy on …
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CAJETAN — born Feb. 20, 1468/69?, Gaeta, Naples died Aug. 10, 1534?, Rome Latin Cajetanus, Italian Gaetano, Dominican name Tommaso De Vio …
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ANTONELLI, GIACOMO — born April 2, 1806, Sonnino, Papal States died Nov. 6, 1876, Vatican City cardinal and secretary of state to Pope …
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AMALFI — town and archiepiscopal see, Salerno provincia, Campania regione, southern Italy. It lies in the ravine of the Mulini Valley, along …
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VOLTURNO RIVER — River, southern central Italy. It flows southeast from the Abruzzese Apennines , then turns west to empty into the Gulf …
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