-
century AD.
Sicily was
ruled during the
Early Middle Ages by the Vandals, the Ostrogoths, the
Byzantine Empire, and the
Emirate of
Sicily. The Norman...
- The
Allied invasion of
Sicily, also
known as the
Battle of
Sicily and
Operation Husky, was a
major campaign of
World War II in
which the
Allied forces...
- the
County of
Sicily in 1071; the last
Muslim city on the island, Noto, fell in 1091,
marking the end of
independent Islamic rule in
Sicily. As the first...
- Vol II p. 171
Bitter Victory: The
Battle for
Sicily, 1943 by
Carlo D'Este, pg. 148 "Operation Husky,
Sicily 1943". olive-drab.com. 12
April 2008. Peppe...
-
Constance of
Sicily can
refer to:
Constance I of
Sicily (1154–1198)
Constance II of
Sicily (1249–1302)
Constance of
Sicily,
Queen of Italy, died 1138...
-
Kingdom of
Sicily merged with the
Kingdom of Naples,
which was
officially also
known as the
Kingdom of
Sicily.
Since both
kingdoms were
named Sicily, they...
- The
history of
Sicily has been
influenced by
numerous ethnic groups. It has seen
Sicily controlled by powers,
including Phoenician and Carthaginian, Gr****...
- The
Kingdom of
Sicily (Latin:
Regnum Siciliae; Sicilian:
Regnu di Sicilia; Italian:
Regno di Sicilia) was a
state that
existed in
Sicily and the south...
-
Agatha of
Sicily (c. 231 – 251 AD) is a
Christian saint. Her
feast is on 5 February.
Agatha was born in Catania, part of the
Roman Province of
Sicily, and...
- of the land of
Sicily. The
triskelion symbol is said to
represent the
three capes (headlands or
promontories of the
island of
Sicily), namely: Pelorus...
