-
Hispellum (modern Spello) was an
ancient town of Umbria, Italy, 6 km (3.7 mi)
north of
Fulginiae on the road to Perusia. The site of
Hispellum was significant...
- The
ancient Sanctuary of
Venus at
Hispellum (modern Spello) was a
grandiose theatre-temple-amphitheatre complex,
today located partially in the grounds...
-
records his
visit toward the end of the
first century AD: "The
people of
Hispellum, to whom the
place was made over as a free gift by Augustus, have provided...
-
Spello (in Antiquity:
Hispellum) is an
ancient town and
comune (township) of Italy, in the
province of
Perugia in eastern-central Umbria, on the lower...
- sacrifice. The
ancient sanctuary to
Venus (or her
Umbrian equivalent) at
Hispellum was an
important sacred place for
Umbrian tribes from the 3rd c. BC and...
-
mentioned by Propertius,
whose family was from the area (from ****isium,
Hispellum, or
Mevania itself): they may
refer to Mevania.
Mevania is specifically...
- Imerese))
Photograph Hispellum Spello Italy 42°59′45″N 12°39′55″E / 42.995938°N 12.665265°E / 42.995938; 12.665265 (
Hispellum (Spello)) [22] Histonium...
- last year of his life,
Constantine wrote a
letter to the
citizens of
Hispellum,
granting its
people the
right to
celebrate his rule with gladiatorial...
-
resigned that
position in 1968 and was
appointed a
titular bishop of
Hispellum the same month. He
became the
oldest living Roman Catholic bishop on 6...
- an
inscription found within an
Umbrian sanctuary at the
Villa Fidelia,
Hispellum. The 4th-century
writer and
consul Avienius, who was from Nortia's seat...
