International Dictionary of Historic Places: Southern EuropeTrudy Ring, Robert M. Salkin, Noelle Watson, Sharon La Boda, Paul Schellinger Each entry includes a detailed essay explaining the events that occurred there and their historical significance, as well as providing information on what the site offers to contemporary visitors. |
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Contents
Aegina | 1 |
Agrigento | 5 |
Alalakh | 10 |
Alcobaça | 14 |
Altamira | 19 |
Ampurias | 23 |
Anazarbus | 27 |
Andorra | 30 |
Kos | 384 |
Kotor | 387 |
León | 391 |
Lucca | 395 |
Madrid | 399 |
Mafra | 403 |
Málaga | 406 |
Malta | 411 |
Antalya | 36 |
Antioch | 40 |
Aphrodisias | 44 |
Arezzo | 48 |
Argos | 52 |
Aspendus | 56 |
Assisi | 58 |
Acropolis | 63 |
Agora | 67 |
Ávila | 69 |
Badajoz | 72 |
Barcelona | 75 |
Batalha | 79 |
Benevento | 83 |
Bergamo | 88 |
Bobbio | 92 |
Bologna | 96 |
Burgos | 101 |
Bursa | 105 |
Cádiz | 109 |
Cagliari | 113 |
Calahorra | 117 |
Capri | 121 |
Capua | 125 |
Caserta | 129 |
Cassino | 132 |
Cephalonia | 136 |
Chieti | 140 |
Citium | 144 |
Cnidus | 148 |
Coimbra | 151 |
Córdoba | 155 |
Corinth | 159 |
La Coruña | 163 |
Covadonga | 169 |
Crete | 172 |
Cumae | 176 |
Delos | 180 |
Delphi | 183 |
Didyma | 187 |
Diyarbakır | 190 |
Dubrovnik | 194 |
Durrës | 198 |
Edirne | 202 |
Elba | 206 |
Eleusis | 210 |
Ephesus | 214 |
Epidaurus | 219 |
Erzurum | 223 |
El Escorial | 227 |
Euboea | 231 |
Évora | 235 |
Famagusta | 238 |
Fátima | 242 |
Ferrara | 246 |
Fiesole | 251 |
Piazza del Duomo | 257 |
Piazza della Signoria | 261 |
Ponte Vecchio | 264 |
Gallipoli | 267 |
Gela | 271 |
Genoa | 275 |
Gibraltar | 280 |
Gijón | 284 |
Gordium | 288 |
Gortyn | 292 |
Granada | 296 |
La Granja de San Ildefonso | 300 |
Gubbio | 304 |
Guernica | 308 |
Guimarães | 311 |
Halicarnassus | 314 |
Hattusa | 318 |
Herculaneum | 322 |
Hierapolis | 327 |
Hvar | 331 |
Blue Mosque | 335 |
City Walls | 339 |
Hagia Sophia | 343 |
İzmir | 348 |
Kanesh | 353 |
Kars | 357 |
Kastoria | 361 |
KavalaPhilippi | 364 |
Kayseri | 368 |
Keos | 372 |
KestelGoltepe | 376 |
KonyaÇatal Hüyük | 379 |
Mantua | 416 |
Messenia | 420 |
Metapontum | 424 |
Metéora | 427 |
Milan | 431 |
Minorca | 436 |
Mistra | 440 |
Modena | 444 |
Monaco | 449 |
Monreale | 455 |
Mount Athos | 459 |
Mount Helicon | 463 |
Mycenae | 466 |
Naples | 471 |
Nauplia | 475 |
Naxos | 479 |
Nora | 483 |
Ohrid | 486 |
OlympiaElis | 491 |
Orvieto | 495 |
Ostia AnticaPortus | 498 |
Padua | 504 |
Paestum | 509 |
Palermo | 515 |
Palestrina | 519 |
Palma | 523 |
Pavia | 528 |
Pergamum | 532 |
PhigaliaBassae | 536 |
Pisa | 539 |
Pompeii | 543 |
Priene | 547 |
Pula | 551 |
Ravenna | 554 |
Rhodes | 560 |
Rimini | 564 |
Capitoline Hill | 569 |
Colosseum | 575 |
Forum | 579 |
Pantheon | 583 |
Ponte and Castel SantAngelo | 586 |
Vatican | 590 |
Salamanca | 596 |
Salamis | 599 |
Salerno | 602 |
Samothrace | 607 |
San Marino | 611 |
Şanlıurfa | 617 |
Santiago de Compostela | 621 |
Sarajevo | 625 |
Segovia | 630 |
Selinus | 634 |
Seville | 637 |
Side | 641 |
Siena | 644 |
Sinop | 649 |
Sintra | 653 |
Skopje | 657 |
Sofia | 661 |
Sparta | 666 |
Split | 670 |
Syracuse | 674 |
Taormina | 679 |
Taranto | 683 |
Tarquinia | 687 |
Thermopylae | 692 |
Thessaloníki | 696 |
Thíra | 700 |
Tiryns | 704 |
Tivoli | 708 |
Todi | 712 |
Toledo | 716 |
Troy | 720 |
Turin | 724 |
Urbino | 729 |
Valencia | 734 |
Van | 738 |
Velia | 741 |
RialtoGrand Canal | 745 |
St Marks Square | 751 |
Vergina | 753 |
Verona | 757 |
Vicenza | 765 |
Zadar | 769 |
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Notes on Contributors | 815 |
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