- The
Sicels (/ˈsɪkəlz, ˈsɪsəlz/ SIK-əlz, SISS-əlz; Latin: Sicelī or
Siculī) were an Indo-European
tribe who
inhabited eastern Sicily,
their namesake, during...
-
Augusti sive de
rebus Siculis ("Book in
honour of the Augustus, or on
Sicilian affairs"; also
called Carmen de
motibus Siculis, "Poem on the Sicilian...
- history. He is the
author of the
first printed history of Sicily: De
Rebus Siculis Decades Duae,
published in
Palermo in 1558 in Latin. He was born in Sciacca...
- Sicel: an
ancient language spoken by the
Sicels (Gr**** Sikeloi,
Latin Siculi), one of the
three indigenous (i.e. pre-Gr**** and pre-Punic)
tribes of Sicily...
- The city
continued to
expand in Sicily,
fighting against the
rebellious Siculi, and on the
Tyrrhenian Sea,
making expeditions up to
Corsica and Elba. In...
-
appointed as
consul to
replace Publicola. Ducetius, a ****enised
leader of the
Siculi, an
ancient people of Sicily,
takes advantage of the
confusion that follows...
-
appointed as
consul to
replace Publicola. Ducetius, a ****enised
leader of the
Siculi, an
ancient people of Sicily,
takes advantage of the
confusion that follows...
- the
people of Alba
Longa was a
mixture of two
ancient Italic peoples, the
Siculi and the Prisci.
Whatever the
origin of the family, it may be
noted that...
- The
Annales Siculi (Annals of Sicily) is an
anonymous set of
Latin annals covering the
island of
Sicily between 1027 and 1265.
Although it
covers the entire...
- Chronicle), also
called Chroni**** Alexandrinum,
Constantinopolitanum or
Fasti Siculi, is the
conventional name of a 7th-century Gr****
Christian chronicle of...
