Mons Clarus (Provincia Brixiana)





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Mons Clarus

Montichiari

Insigne Montis Clari

Imago Montis Clari

Imago Montis Clari


Nomina Latina alia:
Monteclarum, Mons Clarium, Monteclarus (-i, m.), Monteclari (-orum, m.)
Dialectus brixianus:
Munticiàr

Langobardice:
Munticiàr
Administratio

Terra:
Flag of Italy.svg Italia

Regio:
Langobardia

Provincia:
Brixiana
Indicia fundamentalia

Coordinata:
° ′ ″ Sept., ° ′ ″ Ort.

Incolae:
 24 865 (2015)
Res aliae

Zona temporalis:
UTC+1

Nota autocineti:
 BS
Nomen incolarum:
 Monsclarenses, Monteclarenses
Charta





Communis provinciae locatio in Italia

Locatio Montis Clari in provincia Brixiana


Pagina interretialis

Mons Clarus[1] (-i, n.) (alia nomina: Monteclarum[2], Mons Clarium, Monteclarus -i, Monteclari -orum) (Italiane: Montichiari) est Urbs Italiae et municipium, circiter 24 865 incolarum, in Regione Langobardia et in Provincia Brixiana situm. Urbani Monsclarenses vel Monteclarenses appellantur.




Index






  • 1 Insigne


    • 1.1 Sententia




  • 2 Geographia


  • 3 Oeconomia


  • 4 Historia


  • 5 Clari cives


  • 6 Urbis administratio


  • 7 Aedificia egregia


  • 8 Ecclesia Catholica Romana


  • 9 Fractiones, vici et loci in municipio


    • 9.1 Fractiones


    • 9.2 Loci




  • 10 Municipia finitima


  • 11 Nexus interni


  • 12 Nexus externi


  • 13 Pinacotheca


  • 14 Notae





Insigne |






  • Urbs Italiae[3]






Sententia |


Sententia urbis est: MONTIBUS IN CLARIS SEMPER VIVIDA FIDES.



Geographia |


Municipium in Agro Brixiano Imo Orientali situm.



Oeconomia |



Historia |



Clari cives |



Urbis administratio |



Aedificia egregia |



Ecclesia Catholica Romana |



Fractiones, vici et loci in municipio |



Fractiones |



Loci |



Municipia finitima |


Nexus interni




  • Langobardia (regio),


  • Provincia Brixiana,


  • Ager Brixianus Imus Orientalis (terra),


  • Brixia (urbs),


  • Urbes Italiae.



Nexus externi |


  • Situs publicus






Commons-logo.svg
Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Montem Clarum spectant.



Pinacotheca |






  • Collocatio finium municipii in Provincia Brixiana.







  • Collocatio Agri Brixiani Imi in Provincia Brixiana.






Notae |




  1. ↑ BRIXIA SACRA - MEMORIE STORICHE DELLA DIOCESI DI BRESCIA - II. Bassa centrale e orientale


  2. ↑ Thesaurus antiquitatum et historiarum Italiae ...: regionis Transpadanae et Alpibus Vicinae ... (Google eBook) - Joannes Georgius Graevius, Peter Burmann, excudit Petrus Vander Aa, 1722 - 6 pagine


  3. ↑ D.P.R. 27 Decembris 1991


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