- the Apennines) or
caciocavallo di
Godrano (often
called caciocavallo palermitano).
Caciocavallo silano is made with cow's milk in
designated areas of...
- the
natural history of Sicily.
Palumbo graduated in
medicine at the
Palermitano Athenaeum. He then
continued his
studies in Naples. He
returned to Castelbuono...
-
languages spoken by its
inhabitants are the
Italian language and the
Palermitano dialect of the
Sicilian language.
Palermo is Sicily's cultural, economic...
- In 1833, the
entrepreneur Vincenzo Florio, a
Calabrese by
birth and
Palermitano by adoption,
bought up
great swathes of land
between the two largest...
- ("Paduan"/"from Padua") (Di) Palermo/Palermitani/
Palermitano ("Palermitan"/"from Palermo") De Pisa/Di Pisa/Pisa/Pisani/Pisano ("Pisan"/"from...
-
Marxistische Blätter.
Sonderheft 2,
Frankfurt am Main 1967, S. 86–88.
Palermitano,
Andrea (24
March 2020). "Le città
invisibili sulle mappe del mondo....
-
Christos Intzidis "Resutana San Lorenzo:
cambia la denomi****one del club
palermitano" (in Italian). 19 June 2024.
Retrieved 19 June 2024. "tuttocampo.it"...
-
Christian Pancaro, La "Quarume",
antico piatto dello street food
palermitano", La
Gazzetta Palermitana, 26
November 2014 full text "Matumbo Wet Fry...
- (February 3, 1939 – May 14, 2020) was an
Italian actor. "E'
morto l'attore
palermitano Guido Cerniglia: una vita p****ata tra teatro".
Palermo Today. May 15...
- its own
dialects in the
following main groupings:
Western Sicilian (
Palermitano in Palermo,
Trapanese in Trapani, Central-Western
Agrigentino in Agrigento)...
