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Siponto (Latin:
Sipontum,
Ancient Gr****: Σιπιούς) was an
ancient port town and
bishopric of
Magna Graecia in Apulia,
southern Italy. The town was abandoned...
- BC by King
Alexander of Epirus,
uncle of
Alexander the Great. In 189 BC
Sipontum was
conquered by the
Romans and
became a
colony of citizens. It was a port...
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suppressed the use of the Gr**** Rite at the high
altar of the
cathedral of
Sipontum, a
custom which had been
observed until his time;
Antonio Marcello (1643)...
- He then took
Heraclea from the Lucanians,
Terina from the Bruttii, and
Sipontum on the
Adriatic coast.
Through the
treachery of some
Lucanian exiles, he...
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Italy (but not in an
organized alliance). Agrippa's
success in
retaking Sipontum from
Antony helped bring an end to the conflict.
Agrippa was
among the...
- year 490 the
Archangel Michael appeared several times to the
Bishop of
Sipontum near a cave in the mountains,
instructing that the cave be
dedicated to...
- and
shipped the
surplus to Corinth.
Alexander I
conquered Heraclea, took
Sipontum, and
captured both
Consentia and Terin, but was
eventually killed in battle...
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implanted in Volturnum, Liternum, Puteoli,
Salernum and Buxentum, and to
Sipontum on the Adriatic. This
model was
replicated in the
territory of the Brettii;...
- Histria) BC 197–192 Volturnum, Liternum, Puteoli,
Salernum (Campania)
Sipontum,
Buxentum (Calabria) BC 196
Brixia (Venetia et Histria) BC 193
Copia (Lucania...
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occupies Heraclea, Metapontium,
Southern Lucania, Daunia, Paestum,
Terina and
Sipontum 332
Siege of Tyre 332
Siege of Gaza 332
Alexander conquers Egypt. 332 Alexandria...
