- Head of ****phone. Earthenware. From Sicily,
Centuripae, c. 420 BC. The
Burrell Collection, Glasgow, UK...
-
Centuripe (Latin:
Centuripae; Sicilian: Centorbi) is a town and
comune in the
province of Enna (Sicily,
southern Italy). The city is 61
kilometres (38 mi)...
- of beehives. The
chief Sicel towns were
Agyrium (Agira);
Centuripa or
Centuripae (Centorbi but now once
again called Centuripe);
Henna (later Castrogiovanni...
-
tyrants which Timoleon deposed: the
Campanians in Aetna,
Nicodemus in
Centuripae and
Apolloniades in Agyrium.
Timoleon succeeded in
ending the warfare...
-
Ashurnasirpall II, 883–859 BCE Head of ****phone. Earthenware. From Sicily,
Centuripae, c. 420 BCE Paraherwenemef,
Chief Charioteer. The
nomen and
prenomen cartouches...
- to
provoke Agyris or Damon,
ruler of
Centuripae but made
alliances with the
Sicel cities of Agyrium,
Centuripae, Herbita, ****orus (this city had sta****...
- and free
communities without an alliance)
Halaesa Archonidea, Alicia,
Centuripae,
Segesta and
Panormus were
those in
which Rome
dictated their rights and...
- (Gr****: Ἀμήσελον) was an
ancient town of Sicily, on the road
between Centuripae (modern Centuripe) and
Agyrium (modern Agira). The town was
taken in 269 BCE...
- to
provoke Agyris or Damon,
ruler of
Centuripae but made
alliances with the
Sicel cities of Agyrium,
Centuripae, Herbita, ****orus (this city had sta****...
