- then of the Etruscans, who
called it
Volturnum, and was a
trade point on the road to
Casilinum and Capua.
Volturnum became a
Roman colony in 194 BC and...
-
Catholic Education, its second-highest officer, and
Titular Archbishop of
Volturnum. And on 15 December,
Benedict named him a
consultant to the Congregation...
- has
always had a
considerable military importance, and the
colony of
Volturnum (no
doubt preceded by an older,
possibly even Etruscan, port of Capua)...
- July 1948
Appointed – 2
January 1968 Appointed,
Titular Archbishop of
Volturnum)
Alois Brems (28 May 1968
Appointed – 1 June 1983 Retired) Karl Heinrich...
- Iraq and
Jordan on 17
January 2001,
naming him
titular Archbishop of
Volturnum. He
received episcopal consecration from Pope John Paul II on 19 March...
- 218
Placentia (Aemilia) BC 218
Cremona (Venetia et Histria) BC 197–192
Volturnum, Liternum, Puteoli,
Salernum (Campania) Sipontum,
Buxentum (Calabria)...
- 197 BC. In 194 BC,
garrisons of 300
Roman veterans were
implanted in
Volturnum, Liternum, Puteoli,
Salernum and Buxentum, and to
Sipontum on the Adriatic...
- BC,
another part was
divided among the
citizens of the new
colonies of
Volturnum and Liternum,
established near the
coast in 194 BC, but the
greater portion...
- 197 BC. In 194 BC,
garrisons of 300
Roman veterans were
implanted in
Volturnum, Liternum, Puteoli,
Salernum and Buxentum, and to
Sipontum on the Adriatic...
- Eichstätt;
ordained 21
September 1948;
appointed Titular Archbishop of
Volturnum 28 May 1968 to 1 June 1983
Alois Brems Priest of Eichstätt;
ordained 6...
