Definition of Marturi. Meaning of Marturi. Synonyms of Marturi

- attested by a series of necropolises and by placenames such as "Talciona" or "Marturi" (from the Etruscan name of Mars). The importance of the area dates from...
- Luna Luni Manthra Marturanum Barbarano Romano Martha, Marath Marta Marta Marturi Podium Bonitii Poggibonsi Mevana, Mevania Bevania, Maevania Bevagna Narce...
- through a distinctive tradition, for example through the following media: Marturi: Tradition tells the story in a verbal social context. Stories are transmitted...
- 998, when the Marquis of Tuscany, Ugo, donated this church the Abbey of Marturi. In 1046, it is cited as being under the Pieve di Sant'Agnese a Castellina...
- Apripa, Mërtur, Brisë and Palç. The tribe was first recorded as the 'Marturi' in an ecclesiastical report in 1629. It was placed under the dominion...
- heirs of the founders, to the Monks of the Saint Michael Abbey in Poggio Marturi. The monks entrusted it to the Knights of the Temple, becoming one of the...
- Arnolfino di Cristofano to the monks of the Saint Michael Abbey in Poggio Marturi who later bestowed it to the Templars for use as one of their numerous...
- Ponte a Cappiano; Sanctinusborg (Borgo San Genesio) Martinusborg (Borgo Marturi, current Poggibonsi) Semunt (Monte Maggio, south of Monteriggioni) Siena...
- the same year, Ranieri returned several properties to the monks of the Marturi Abbey, which had been seized by his predecessor. However, it is believed...