10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LAKE PERUGIA»
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1
A universal gazetteer; or, Geographical dictionary of the world
Lake-Perugia, ancient Thrasimenus, Italy, 10 m w of the city of Perugia. It is 9 m
long by 7, and includes 3 islands, on one of which is a church. On its N border
was fought a battle between Hannibal and Flaminius, in which the consul and ...
George Thomas Landmann,
1835
2
A Gazetteer of the World: Or, Dictionary of Geographical ...
In its W part is Lake Perugia or Trasimeno. The climate is mild, and the soil in
some parts good, producing in considerable quantities, corn, wine, fruit, oil, and
silk. Cattle, sheep, and pigs are reared in great numbers on its mountain pastures
...
... 190 Lake Neuchatel, 26, 148 Lake Neusiedel, 25, 138 Lake Nicaragua, 276,
303 Lake Ngami, 251 Lake Nyassi, or Maravi, 251 Lake Onega, 25, 196 Lake
Ontario, 275 Lake Ooroomia, 210 Lake Peipus, 196 Lake Perugia, 155 Lake
Saima, ...
4
Brookes's General gazetteer improved: or, A new and ...
36 35 N. Passigniano, a town of Italy, lately in the territory of the church, seated
on the lake Perugia, 17 miles NW of Perugia. Lon. 12 5 E, lat. 43 16 N. ftwwiraJ;,
a township of Philadelphia county, Pennsylvania, containing 992 inhabitants in ...
5
The General Gozeiteer Or Compendious Geographical Dictionary
The air is very pare, and the soil is fertile in corn and good wine ; besides, the
lake Perugia supplies them with plenty of fish. The capital town is Perugia. The
lake is eight miles from the city, and is almost round, being about five miles in ...
6
Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, ...
It is one of the smallest provinces in the territory of the church. The air is very pure
, and the soil fertile in corn and good wine; besides, the lake Perugia supplies
them with plenty of fish". The capital town is Perugia. The lake is eight miles from
...
7
Remains of the Rev. Edmund D. Griffin,
Towards the west, it opens upon the plain, and the more distant mountains. From
the lake Thrasy menus, now called the lake Perugia, the road leads to the city of
Perugia over a succession of hills, frequently adorned with antique towers and ...
Edmund Dorr Griffin, Francis Griffin,
1831
8
Life. Fugitive poems (Latin). Fugitive poems (English). Tour ...
Towards the west, it opens upon the plain, and the more distant mountains. From
the lake Thrasymenus, now called the lake Perugia, the road leads to the city of
Perugia over a succession of hills, frequently adorned with antique towers and ...
Edmund Dorr Griffin, John McVickar,
1831
9
A View of Ancient Geography and Ancient History: Accompanied ...
Lerna lacus, Modern. 1. lake Mios, in Norway. 2. The Zuyderzee. 3. Lake of
Geneva• f , 4. Lake Constance.! C,aul- in ancient 5. Lake Maiora. 71 , . 6. Lake
Como. I bet?«* th 7.. Lake Isco 8. Lake Garda. 9. Lake Perugia 10. Lake Bolsena
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10
First book of geography
Perugia, [30] on the Tiber ; near Lake Perugia, the ancient Thrasimenus. Spoletto
, [7] E. of , with a fine Roman aqueduct. Fermo, Loretto, Ancona, [30] Rimini,
Baven'na, [24] and Coma'chio, all on the Gulf of Venice. Bolo'gna, (Bo-lon'ya,) [
65j ...
Scottish school-book assoc,
1840