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Monteaperti (or Montaperti) is a
village in Tuscany,
central Italy,
administratively a
frazione of the
comune of
Castelnuovo Berardenga,
province of Siena...
- The
comune of
Castelnuovo Berardenga includes the
frazioni of:
Casetta Monteaperti Pianella Pievasciata Ponte a
Bozzone Quercegrossa San
Giovanni a Cerreto...
- 1674,
Antonio inherited the
titles Prince of Montemiletto,
Count of
Monteaperti and
Baron of Grumo, Montefalcione,
Serra and
Manocalzati from his father-in-law...
- 111.3 63.2 9.5 8
Monte Sante Marie (Settore Cancellara) 130 42.5 11.5 9
Monteaperti 160 23.6 0.8 10
Colle Pinzuto 164.6 17 2.4 11 Le
Tolfe 171 11.9 1.1...
- Date 4
September 1260
Location Monteaperti,
Tuscany 43°18′55″N 11°26′22″E / 43.31528°N 11.43944°E / 43.31528; 11.43944
Result Decisive Ghibelline victory...
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continuous ups and
downs to
start with, and ends with a
twisting climb 6
Monteaperti 111.3 24.7 0.8 Short, but
features a double-digit
gradient ramp 7 Colle...
- been the work of one or more of his apprentices. C. Paoli, Il
libro di
Monteaperti, Florence, 1889.
Rosanna Caterina Proto Pisani (Ed.), Il
Museo di Arte...
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titular Prince of Achaea, Duke of Popoli, Duke of
Apice and
Count of
Monteaperti. Her
mother was the
noblewoman Maria Maddalena Carafa della Stadera....
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rights to the
family titles (though
granted the
courtesy title 'Count of
Monteaperti').
Maria Maddalena di
Tocco Cantelmo Stuart (10
December 1786 – 12 March...
- Montemiletto,
Prince of Achaea, Duke of Apice, Duke of Popoli,
Count of
Monteaperti. The date of
death 25
August 1888 is used in some sources. The 1888 date...
