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{{Short description|Region of Italy}} {{Other uses|Apulia (disambiguation)|Puglia (disambiguation)}} ...

{{short description|Type of single-chamber megalithic tomb}} ...e of single-chamber [[Megalith#Tombs|megalithic tomb]], usually consisting of two or more upright [[megalith]]s supporting a large flat horizontal capsto ...

{{Short description|King of Sicily from 1130 to 1154}} {{Redirect|Roger II|the Viscount of Carcassonne|Roger II Trencavel}} ...

|caption = Section of the [[Appian Way Regional Park|Regional Park]], Rome |designation1_free1value = [[List of World Heritage Sites in Southern Europe|Southern Europe]] ...

...uele II - San Spirito in Sassia - St-Pierre (Vatican).jpg|thumb|right|View of the Tiber looking towards [[Vatican City]]]] ...jpg|thumb|Rome [[Historical marker|flood marker]], 1598, set into a pillar of the [[Ospedale di Santo Spirito in Sassia|Santo Spirito Hospital]] near [[B ...

| caption = Double herm with the portrait of the Roman poets [[Virgil]] or Ennius ...influence in [[Latin literature]] was significant, particularly in his use of Greek literary models. ...

{{Music of Italy}} ...ebruary 2014}}</ref> One of the first hip hop crews to catch the attention of the Italian mainstream was [[Bologna]]'s Isola Posse All Star, then and sti ...

...direct|Hellenic language|the branch containing the Greek language|Hellenic languages}} *and other regions of the [[Balkans]], [[Caucasus]], [[Black Sea]] coast, [[Asia Minor]] and [[Ea ...

{{For|the World War II naval battle|Battle of Taranto}} {{Hatnote|Not to be confused with the city of [[Otranto]], also in Apulia; with [[Toronto]], Canada; or with ''[[television personalities in Japan#Ta ...

{{For|the fictional character|List of Sherlock characters#Eurus Holmes}} | image = Eurus (The god of the east wind).jpg ...

{{Short description|Historical region of Italy}} ...ung man wearing ''cucullus'' and leading his donkey, [[Louvre]]; depiction of [[Eos]] riding a two-horsed chariot, on a [[krater]] from Southern Italy, [ ...

{{Short description|Extinct language of southern Italy}} | fam2 = [[Italic languages|Italic]] ...

| caption = Members of the Romaniote Greek Jewish community of [[Volos]]: Rabbi [[Moshe Pesach]] (front left) with his sons (back). Prior | languages = [[Greek language|Greek]] ([[Yevanic language|Yevanic]]), [[Hebrew ...

{{short description|Roman goddess of wisdom}} | caption = [[Fresco]] of Minerva from [[Herculaneum]] (1st century AD) ...

{{Short description|Region of Italy}} | settlement_type = [[Regions of Italy|Region]] ...

{{Short description|Historical ethnic group of the Italian Peninsula of Germanic origin}} {{Distinguish|text=the modern inhabitants of the region of [[Lombardy]] in Italy or the [[Lombard language]]}} ...

...languages used throughout Europe|thumb|300x300px|A color-coded map of most languages used throughout Europe]] ...more than 200 million speakers each, and together account for close to 90% of Europeans. ...

| caption = The [[Capuan bust of Hannibal|Capuan bust]], reputedly of Hannibal ...= {{ubl|Carthage (221–202 BC)|[[Seleucid Empire]] (192–190 BC)|[[Kingdom of Bithynia]] (190–182 BC)}} ...

| settlement_type = [[Regions of Italy|Region]] | image_flag = Flag of Campania.svg ...

{{redirect|Rhegion|the town of ancient Thrace|Rhegion (Thrace)}} ...rovince of Reggio Calabria|the current metropolitan city|Metropolitan City of Reggio Calabria}} ...