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Castello Cantelmo-
Caldora (Italian for Cantelmo-
Caldora Castle) is a
Middle Ages
castle in Pacentro,
Province of L'Aquila (Abruzzo). The
castle was built...
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successively in the
feudal domain of
several powerful families.
Jacopo Caldora and his son
Antonio controlled Pacentro from the late 13th
century until...
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Jacopo Caldora or
Giacomo Caldora (1369 –
November 15, 1439) was an
Italian condottiero.
Jacopo Caldora was born in
Castel del
Giudice (Abruzzo in present-day...
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Castello Caldora (Italian for
Caldora Castle) is a
Middle Ages
castle in Civitaluparella,
Province of
Chieti (Abruzzo).
There is no
reliable information...
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following year, the
combined Papal-Neapolitan army, led by
Giacomo Caldora and
Francesco Sforza,
defeated him at the
Battle of L'Aquila (2 June 1424);...
- player,
Lambertini worked as a
coach in the
youth sectors at Pescara, at
Caldora, and was an ****istant at Bisceglie, at Fasano, and at
Audace Cerignola...
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takeover from a
group named Delfino Pescara 1936 was
finalized with
Deborah Caldora becoming the
first woman to
serve as
chairman of the club. In the meantime...
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Maggiore (Guglionesi)
Santuario di
Santa Maria del
Canneto (Roccavivara)
Caldora Castle (Carpinone)
Castle Anjou (Civitacampomarano)
Longobard Castle (Tufara)...
- the
Ottomans also
captured numerous prisoners;
including Count Antonio Caldora,
Iacopo Piccinino, and
Philippo de
Navolin of Mantua. The
Ottomans then...
- from the pope, but
could not
cooperate well with its commander,
Jacopo Caldora. René was
released in 1437, and
arrived in
Naples to take over the rule...
