Taranto (24203 bytes)
1: ...ern [[Italy]]. It is the capital of [[Province of Taranto ]] and is an important military and commercial po...
5: Taranto is a very important commercial and military port....
7: ...ified. Because of the presence of these two bays, Taranto is also called “the city of the two seas”.
11: ...as the [[Battle of Taranto|''Battle (or Night) of Taranto'']]
13: =History of Taranto=

Philip I of Taranto (2051 bytes)
1: ...32): of the [[Anjou]] family, [[Taranto|Prince of Taranto]], [[Despotate of Epirus|despot of Epirus]], [[Pr...
5: ===Life of Philip of Taranto===
30: * Robert (1299-1364), Prince of Taranto, Titular Emperor of Costantinople
34: ...[[Louis of Taranto|Louis]] (1320-1362), Prince of Taranto and King of Naples
36: * [[Philip II of Taranto|Philip II]] (1329)

Philip II of Taranto (1043 bytes)
1: ...74): of the [[Anjou]] family, [[Taranto|Prince of Taranto]], [[Latin Empire|Titular Emperor of Costantinopl...
3: Son of [[Philip I of Taranto]] and Chaterine II of Valois.
5: ===Life of Philip II of Taranto===
11: ...peror of Costantinoples]] and [[Taranto|Prince of Taranto]]
15: [[1374]] Philip dies on the 25 November, in Taranto

Louis of Taranto (970 bytes)
1: ...62): of the [[Anjou]] family, [[Taranto|Prince of Taranto]], [[List of monarchs of Naples and Sicily|King o...
3: Son of [[Philip I of Taranto]] and Catherine de Valois.

James Taranto (3922 bytes)
1: '''James Taranto''' is a columnist for ''[[The Wall Street Journal...
3: ...uotes in mockery of the service's overuse of what Taranto calls "[[scare quotes]]." He has voiced his supp...
7: Taranto exposes what he sees as overly harsh punishment o...
10: Taranto's column has a signature style by which he replac...
26: * http://jamestaranto.com/ - James Taranto's own homepage

Battle of Taranto (5812 bytes)
2: battle_name=Battle of Taranto
5: |image=[[Image:RNConte di Cavour-Taranto.jpg|300px|]]
9: |place=[[Taranto]], [[Italy]]
20: ...an and attacking the [[Italy|Italian]] fleet at [[Taranto]]. The battle was won by [[Britain]] in what was ...
24: ...leet-in-being" was fairly powerful, the harbor at Taranto contained six [[battleship]]s (although one was n...

Province of Taranto (487 bytes)
1: ...region of [[Italy]]. Its capital is the city of [[Taranto]].
5: [[it:Provincia di Taranto]]
6: [[Category:Provinces of Italy|Taranto]]

Gulf of Taranto (807 bytes)
1: ...anto''' ([[Italian language|Italian]]: ''Golfo di Taranto'', [[Latin]]: ''Sinus Tarentinus'') is a gulf of ...
3: The Gulf of Taranto is almost square, 140 km long and wide, and is de...
6: * [[Taranto]]

Taras (922 bytes)
3: ...n [[Magna Graecia]]. Note that a harbour close by Taranto is still nowadays called ''Saturo'' (derived from...
5: ...of_Taranto.png|75px|thumb|Emblem of the city of [[Taranto]], with Taras riding a dolphin]]On the coinage of...

1364 (1293 bytes)
14: ...peror of Costantinoples]] and [[Taranto|Prince of Taranto]]

1374 (1241 bytes)
18: ...o]], of the [[Anjou]] family, [[Taranto|Prince of Taranto]], [[Latin Empire|Titular Emperor of Costantinopl...

1060 (1023 bytes)
11: ... [[Norman]] leader [[Robert Guiscard]] conquers [[Taranto]].
12: ...zantine]] army defeats the Normans and enter in [[Taranto]].

700s BC (961 bytes)
7: ...found [[Taranto|Taras]] (''Tarentum'', the modern Taranto) colony in southern Italy.

Apulia (1881 bytes)
8: ...vince of Lecce|Lecce]]<br />[[Province of Taranto|Taranto]] |
29: * [[Taranto]]

Pierre Choderlos de Laclos (1454 bytes)
1: ... [[1741]] in [[Amiens]], [[France]] and died in [[Taranto]], [[Italy]] on [[September 5]], [[1803]]. He is ...
6: ...os died in the former convent of Saint Francis in Taranto but following the demise of [[Napoleon Bonaparte]...

San Giorgio (434 bytes)
3: ... Giorgio...''' (as in [[San Giorgio Ionico]] near Taranto). Many churches are also named after him, among t...

Tancred (491 bytes)
4: ...he son of [[Roger II of Sicily]], and Prince of [[Taranto]] from 1132 to 1138

Italian battleship Conte di Cavour (4739 bytes)
101: ...eneral Masdea, ''Conte di Cavour'' was based in [[Taranto]], in the forthcoming war against [[Austria-Hunga...
107: On [[12 May]] [[1928]], in Taranto, was disarmed; five years later, in October [[193...
112: ...to Regia Marina on [[1 June]] [[1937]]; it was in Taranto at the beginning of the [[World War II]], on [[10...
114: ...h aircraft during the attack to the naval base of Taranto: the ship was recovered at the end of 1941, and t...

Flamenco Fiesta (399 bytes)
8: # Taranto

Tarantella (2202 bytes)
5: ...he rapid whirling of couples. It is named after [[Taranto]] in southern [[Italy]], and/or after the [[taran...
7: ... tarantula poisoning spread through the town of [[Taranto]]. The victims (''tarantata'') were lower-class ...

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