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Licosa is a
southern Italian village and
hamlet (frazione) of Castellabate, a muni****lity in the
province of Salerno, Campania. As of 2009 its po****tion...
- and Capri: "three
small islands on the
southwest coast of Campania, now
Licosa, St.
Pietro and La Galetta",
reported George Richard Crooks and Christian...
- the
Cilento coast,
which ends at
Punta Licosa, to the south. The
distance from
Punta Campanella to
Punta Licosa is
approximately 61 km (38 miles). The...
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siege of
Messina in 843 and
maintained a
complicit neutrality when
Punta Licosa and the
islands of
Ischia and
Ponza fell
under Islamic rule. Again, the...
- with
Marina di
Casalvelino Castellabate, with
Santa Maria, San Marco,
Licosa and
Ogliastro Marina Centola, with
Palinuro Ispani, with
Capitello Montecorice...
- Naples,
Saracens from
Sicily occupied the
Pontine Islands and the isle of
Licosa, but were
driven off by Duke
Sergius I of
Naples and a
coalition he had...
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Podarcis siculus klemmeri - a blue
morph found exclusively on the
small island of
Licosa....
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Sorrentine forces took part in the anti-Saracen
leagues at the
battles of
Licosa (846) and
Ostia (849). The
duchy was
ruled by
figures elected by the people...
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Upper Palaeolithic times. In
early medieval times, the
current frazione of
Licosa was a base of the Saracens, who were
defeated here in 846 by a coalition...
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helped to free the
Tyrrhenian Sea from
Saracen pirates,
defeating them at
Licosa (846), at
Ostia (849), and on the
Garigliano (915). At the dawn of AD 1000...
