-
after a
battle in
which he
defeated the
Agrigentines and
their allies; but was
recovered by the
Agrigentines in the
course of the
following summer. (Diod...
-
Following the
suggestion of
Andrea Camilleri, a
Sicilian writer of
Agrigentine origin, the
historic city
centre was
renamed to the
Sicilian name "Girgenti"...
- Sicily,
Cicero found what was
presumed to be Archimedes' tomb near the
Agrigentine gate in Syracuse, in a
neglected condition and
overgrown with bushes...
- (on his father's suggestion) a shy,
withdrawn girl of a good
family of
Agrigentine origin educated by the nuns of San Vincenzo:
Maria Antonietta Portulano...
- city by
betrayal in 397 BC.
Agathocles later controlled Enna. When the
Agrigentines under Xenodicus began to
proclaim the
restoration of the
other cities...
- 1863, the town
changed its name into
Porto Empedocle in
memory of the
Agrigentine philosopher Empedocles. In 2003, the town
changed its
official denomination...
- he
elsewhere includes the Himeraeans, as well as the
Selinuntines and
Agrigentines,
among the
exiled citizens that were
allowed by the treaty, concluded...
-
against Hiero, but was
defeated after a
stubborn and
bloody struggle. The
Agrigentines immediately took
advantage of this
disaster to
expel him from
their city...
- Great, and Himilco, son of
Hanno the Great, set out at dawn, and took Agrigentum; and they [the
Agrigentines] surrendered,
including those who had fled....
- of
Camicus for five years, which, at in my time, it was
inhabited by
Agrigentines. In the end, however, not
being able to
conquer it, nor to stay longer...
