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The Companion Guide To Sicily New Edition Companion Guides 3rd Raleigh Trevelyan

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The Companion Guide To Sicily New Edition Companion Guides 3rd Raleigh Trevelyan
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Publisher: Companion Guides
File Extension: PDF
File size: 5.29 MB
Pages: 600
Author: Raleigh Trevelyan
ISBN: 9781846157028, 9781900639446, 1846157021, 1900639440
Language: English
Year: 2009
Edition: 3rd

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The Companion Guide To Sicily New Edition Companion Guides 3rd Raleigh Trevelyan by Raleigh Trevelyan 9781846157028, 9781900639446, 1846157021, 1900639440 instant download after payment.

The beautiful island of Sicily, poised between Europe and Africa, has seen many invaders, nearly all of whom have left their mark in art and architecture. It is also a land of myth and enigma, pagan below the Catholic surface, troubled by the shadow of the Mafia - in the words of the great Sicilian writer Leonardo Sciascia, a fantasy world. Raleigh Trevelyan knows the island intimately, and his knowledge adds immeasurably to the experience of visiting the great sites: Segesta, Agrigento and the mosaics of the Roman villa near Piazza Armerina, Palermo and Monreale, the theatre at Syracuse and the baroque marvels of Noto. Unforgettable though these are, Sicily's unique character is more fully revealed as the author makes his leisurely way from province to province, describing the landscape and monuments, great treasures and remote villages, and spicing these discoveries with personal anecdote and references from writers down the centuries.

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