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<noinclude>{{subpages}}</noinclude>A bay on the west coast of Italy.

Romance language spoken in Ladinia (Dolomite Alps, northern Italy).

The XX Winter Olympic Games, held in Turin, Italy.

A well-known meat sauce for pasta that originated in Bologna, Italy.

...b|right|300px|alt=Image of Italy from a satellite.|Some accounts suggest [[Italy]] derived its name from Italus although there were no solid records from [[ ...king]] of the [[Sicels]] or [[Oenotrians]] who were early inhabitants of [[Italy]].

<noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>A region of southern Italy, covering about 5,250 square miles.

A form of instrumental music popular in 18th century Italy

Subspecies of venomous viper; found in France, Switzerland and Italy

...Livy]], a [[Ancient Rome|Roman]] [[historian]]. Ascanius becomes a king in Italy after his father Aeneas dies.

He had a significant role in the surrender of German forces in Italy to the Allies,<ref name=Cables>{{citation ...telligence cables covering the capitulation of the Nazi armies in Northern Italy

The VII Winter Olympic Games, held in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy.

*1987: ''L'Intelligenza Artificiale (Artificial Intelligence)'' Muzzio, Italy. [Italian] *1991: ''L'Ultimo (The Last One)'' Il Salice, Italy. [Italian]

*Gerald Holton, "Fermi's Group and the Recapture of Italy's Place in Physics," in Holton, The Scientific Imagination. Case Studies (1 *Arturo Russo, "Science and Industry in Italy between the Two World Wars," Historical Studies in the Physical and Biologi

{{r|Italy}} {{r|Naples, Italy}}

...age spoken in central eastern France, western Switzerland and northwestern Italy.

Town, in [[Italy]], known world-wide for the construction of [[artisanal]] [[violin]]s

...clude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>War fought between Rome and the ''socii'' of Italy in 91&ndash;87 B.C.

[[Italy|Italian]] national military intelligence, comparable to the Russian [[GRU]]

# Il Sentiero dei Nidi di Ragno (1946, 2002), Einaudi, Torino (Italy), 195 pp. ISBN 88-06-16368-X # Il Barone Rampante (1957, 1993), Mondadori, Milano (Italy), 263 pp. ISBN 88-04-37085-8

<noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>1985 thriller set in Italy and England by the British mystery writer [[Michael Gilbert]].