Nicĭa
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NICIA — fluv. Aemiliae in Padum influens. Lenza Nigro, et Leandro; non Nura, ut scribit Gaudentius Merula. Oritur ex Apennino, versus Apuam; dein in Boream tendens ditionem Mutinensem a Parmensi separat … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
Nicia — 1) Nicia, generale ateniese (Atene ca 470 Siracusa 413 a.C.). Diresse la guerra del Peloponneso e, nel 421, concluse abilmente la pace con Sparta, che fu detta di N. Nel 418 fu il responsabile della sconfitta di Mantinea, e nel 415 ebbe il… … Dizionario dei miti e dei personaggi della Grecia antica
Nicia, S. — S. Nicia (28. April), Jungfrau und Martyrin in Numidien. S. S. Manilius. (III. 571) … Vollständiges Heiligen-Lexikon
Nicia Aiyetoro — (born November 24 1976) grew up in the foster care system before becoming an author and motivational speaker for at risk youth. From living in a shelter, to being homeless, to becoming a ward of the state, she was an at risk youth herself and… … Wikipedia
NICIA et NICAEA — NICIA, et NICAEA vide ibi, nomen 2. urbium, quarum una est Galliae, alia Asiae et Bithyniae metropolis, Strabo l. 4. Nicaeam primus Antigonus Philippi fil. condidit, et Antigonam nominavit: postea Lysimachus a nomine uxoris Antipatri filiae… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
Phœnicia — • A narrow strip of land, about 30 x 150 miles, shut in between the Mediterranean on the west and the high range of Lebanon on the east Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006 … Catholic encyclopedia
NICAEA seu NICIA — NICAEA, seu NICIA oppid. Ducatus Montisferrati inter Aquas Statiellas 6. et Astam Pompeiam 10. mill. pass. Nizza della Paglia. Patria Hipparchi, Astronomi insignis, qui contra Platonem, de stellis inerrantibus scripsit, et de motu Lunae,… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
Mandragola — Mandragola, Titelblatt Mandragola ist eine Komödie in fünf Akten von Niccolò Machiavelli. Das genaue Datum der Abfassung sowie der Uraufführung ist nicht gesichert. In der Literatur wird jedoch zumeist davon ausgegangen, dass Machiavelli sie im… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Phoenecia — Phœ;nicia † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Phœ;nicia Phœ;nicia is a narrow strip of land, about one hundred and fifty miles long and thirty miles wide, shut in between the Mediterranean on the west and the high range of Lebanon on the east,… … Catholic encyclopedia
Syria — • A country in Western Asia, which in modern times comprises all that region bounded on the north by the highlands of the Taurus, on the south by Egypt, on the east by Mesopotamia and the Arabia Desert, and on the west by the Mediterranean… … Catholic encyclopedia
