- Belisarius, he was
tried and sent to
exile on the
desolated island of
Palmarola,
where he
starved to
death in 537. He was a
legitimate son of Pope Hormisdas...
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Palmarola is a craggy,
mostly uninhabited island in the
Tyrrhenian Sea off the west
coast of Italy. It is the second-largest of the
Pontine Islands and...
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departure point for
ferries and
hydroplanes to the
Pontine Islands of Ponza,
Palmarola, and Ventotene. The town
bears great historical significance as the site...
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island in the group, Ponza. The
other islands in the
archipelago are
Palmarola, Zannone, and Gavi to the
northwest and
Ventotene and
Santo Stefano to...
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County Mayo
Answering Stone,
County Waterford Il Gargano, Vieste,
Apulia Palmarola,
Sicily Pietra di Bismantova,
Reggiano Apennines Valle Seriana, Bergamo...
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Grado Ligurian Sea
islands Bergeggi Gallinara Pontine Islands Gavi
Ponza Palmarola Santo Stefano Ventotene Zannone Zannone Sardinia Asinara Sant'Antioco...
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archipelago in the Gulf of
Gaeta (central
Tyrrhenian Sea):
Ponza itself,
Palmarola, Zannone, and Gavi. The
economy of
Ponza is
essentially based on fishing...
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major deposit areas in the
central Mediterranean: Lipari, Pantelleria,
Palmarola and
Monte Arci (Sardinia).
Ancient sources in the
Aegean were
Milos and...
- v t e
Pontine Islands Gavi
Palmarola Ponza Santo Stefano Ventotene Zannone...
- the site of a m****ive prison, now closed.
Further islands are Ponza,
Palmarola and Zannone,
located 40 km (25 mi) to the west.
Ventotene has a typical...
