The Regno™
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Siciliana Gets a Seat at the Table in Sicily
A warm grazie to my friend and fellow cantastorie, Benny D'Arrigo, for sharing these beautiful moments from his latest tour of Sicily!
Copies of SICILIANA around the lunch table. Readers gathered beneath the trees. The Sicilian country...
Italic and Italian Are Not The Same
One of the most persistent myths in modern historical discourse is the idea that Italic and Italian are interchangeable terms. They aren’t.
They describe two very different things separated by more than two thousand years of migration, con...
A Treasure Older Than the Trojan War May Lie Beneath Sicily
High above western Sicily, the medieval town of Erice rises from the clouds like something suspended between earth and legend.
Long before its Norman castle crowned the mountain, ancient pilgrims climbed to a sanctuary dedicated to one of...
LIVE CONFERENCE: From Columbus Day to Cabrini Day
For generations, Columbus Day has been presented as the primary celebration of Italian-American heritage.
But as the violent historical record surrounding Columbus has become more widely understood, many communities have been asking a...
Ancient Roman Identity Wasn't Ethnically "Italian": Modern Nationalism Just Wishes It Was
Some people today still cling to the myth that the Roman Empire was made up of ethnically homogeneous “Italians,” but that image says more about 19th-century nationalism than ancient history.
Modern Italy was born in the 19th century,...
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