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Tuscania is a town and
comune in the
province of Viterbo,
Lazio Region, Italy.
Until the late 19th
century the town was
known as Toscanella. According...
- SS
Tuscania was a
luxury liner of the
Anchor Line, a
subsidiary of the
Cunard Line and
named after Tuscania, Italy. In 1918 the ship was
torpedoed and...
- 1st
Carabinieri Paratroopers Regiment "
Tuscania" (Italian: 1°
Reggimento Carabinieri Paracadutisti "
Tuscania") is a
special operations unit of the Italian...
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Pietro is a
Romanesque and Gothic-style,
Roman Catholic church just
outside Tuscania, in the
province of Viterbo, in the
region of Lazio, Italy. The façade...
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Several ships have
borne the name SS
Tuscania, all in the Cunard-subsidiary
Anchor Line.
These include: SS
Tuscania (1914), a 14,348-ton
liner torpedoed...
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Romanesque church of San Pietro,
Tuscania in the town of
Tuscania, 90 km
northwest of Rome. The tomb scene: also in
Tuscania. The
palace of the Ca****ts'...
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basilica church located at the foot of
Colle di San
Pietro (St
Peter Hill) in
Tuscania,
Province of Viterbo,
Region of Lazio, Italy. Atop the hill is the Basilica...
- SS
Tuscania was
built by
Fairfield Shipbuilding and
Engineering Company, and
launched on 4
October 1921 for the
Anchor Line.
During the
First World War...
- century, the
official name of the
diocese was the
Diocese of
Viterbo e
Tuscania. In 1986,
several dioceses were combined, and the
title was
changed to...
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different nature than the
Cortona figure,
occurs on a
stone sarcophagus from
Tuscania,
dating to 300 BCE. This
sarcophagus shows an older,
bearded bifrons wielding...
