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Milan and Piacenza. The
conflict ended with
Cremona gaining the
Insula Fulcheria, the area
around the
nearby city of Crema, as its territory.
After that...
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defensive purposes. The
origins of the city of
Crema are
shrouded in mystery.
Fulcheria Island appears for the
first time in a do****ent of 1040 when the bishop...
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relatively late, its
development as a
center of
attraction and
power in the
Fulcheria Island, the
territory with ill-defined
borders that
surrounded it and...
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Cesare Alpini (2008). "Acquisizioni del
Museo Civico" (PDF).
Insula Fulcheria. ****VII (B). Crema: 41.
Archived from the
original (PDF) on 27 August...
- Trinità in Crema, in
Insula Fulcheria ****III [The
Choir of the
Parish of the Holy
Trinity in Crema, in
Insula Fulcheria ****III] (in Italian). Zucc****i...
- Perolini,
Vicende degli edifici monumentali e
storici di Crema, in
Insula Fulcheria VIII, 1969.
Annamaria Piantelli, Crema, p****eggiando
guardando i palazzi...
- London: Macmillan. Bossi,
Adolfo (2007). "Francesco Cavalli",
Insula Fulcheria, p. 112. Fabris,
Dinko (2007).
Music in Seventeenth-Century Naples: Francesco...
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diocesi di Crema, in
Insula Fulcheria XLI,
Volume A [Register of the
organs of the
diocese of Crema, in
Insula Fulcheria XLI,
Volume A] (in Italian)....
- Sant'Agostino a Crema, in
Insula Fulcheria XLIII [Chronology on the
church and
convent of St.
Augustine in Crema, in
Insula Fulcheria XLIII] (in Italian). Museo...
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death in 1052 of
Boniface of
Canossa without male
heirs resulted in
Isola Fulcheria, one of his fiefdoms,
whose most
important center was the city of Crema...
