-
Serra Riccò (Ligurian: A Særa) is a
comune (muni****lity) in the
Metropolitan City of Genoa, in the
Italian region Liguria,
located about 9 kilometres...
-
Caffaro di
Rustico da
Caschifellone (c. 1080 – c. 1164) was a statesman, diplomat,
admiral and
historian of the
Republic of Genoa.
Between 1122 and 1149...
-
Caffaro di
Rustico da
Caschifellone,
statesman of the
Genoese Republic in the 12th century, for
which he
served eight terms as a consul....
-
storytelling work
begun at the end of the 11th
century by
Caffaro Di
Caschifellone (historian and
himself muni****l consul) with the "Annales ianuenses"...
- city has been the
birthplace of the
historian Caffaro di
Rustico da
Caschifellone, of the poet "Martin Piaggio", of the
famous historian, philosopher...
-
refer to:
Caffaro (river), a
river in
north Italy Caffaro di
Rustico da
Caschifellone (c.1080–c.1164), a
Genoan crusader and
chronicler Caffaro, manufacturer...
- Milan. Key
knights in this
contingent included Caffaro di
Rustico da
Caschifellone and Guy II the Red of
Rochefort and his
brother Milo I, Lord of Montlhéry...
- Supper.
Another important character present in the
parade is
Caffaro di
Caschifellone, the
annalist who
reported the
deeds of the Embriaco.
There are also...
- crusaders.
According to the
Genoese chronicler Caffaro di
Rustico da
Caschifellone, the
Genoese suffered heavy casualties en
route from St Symeon to Antioch...
- the Fearless. (Date unknown).
Genoese admiral Caffaro di
Rustico da
Caschifellone writes the
Annales ianuenses (Genoese annals)
providing a
Genoese perspective...
