- ovano/Patavini/Patavino/Padovan ("Paduan"/"from Padua") (Di) Palermo/
Palermitani/Palermitano ("Palermitan"/"from Palermo") De Pisa/Di Pisa/Pisa/Pisani/Pisano...
- a po****tion of
around 676,000 people. The
inhabitants are
known as
Palermitani or, poetically, panormiti. The
languages spoken by its
inhabitants are...
- the
church of
Monte San
Giuliano in Trapani, but
remained here as the
Palermitani refused to
deprive themselves of such a
beautiful art work. John L. Heilbron...
- used the
opportunity to
establish the
dominance of what was now his own
Palermitani family in East Harlem. D'Aquila
quickly used his ties to
other Mafia...
- La
Repubblica (in Italian). 14
March 2023.
Retrieved 15
March 2023.
Palermitani,
Stella (14
March 2023). "Addio allo
storico disegnatore Luigi Piccatto"...
- from 1743 to 1802, were
published posthumously, as were his 48
Opuscoli palermitani on
local topics. Villabianca,
Francesco Maria Emanuele marchese di (in...
- misi di
Agustu cabalcau lu Re di
Aragona di
Trapani inPalermu, et li
Palermitani ficiru grandi solemnitati dila sua vinuta,
sicomu homini liquali aspittavanu...
- Totò
Riina and
Leoluca Bagarella – and on the
other the more
moderate "
Palermitani" – led by
Provenzano and
Antonino Giuffrè,
Salvatore Lo
Piccolo and Matteo...
- slower-moving,
gentler place than Palermo. Most
explain the
difference between palermitani and
catanesi by
saying that
people on the west of the
island are descended...
-
historical sect by
Francesco Maria Emanuele Gaetani (1720–1802) in his
Diari palermitani (Palermo diaries).
According to this author, they may date back to 1185...
