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Latium

[ ley-shee-uhm ]

noun

  1. a country in ancient Italy, SE of Rome.


Latium

/ ˈ±ô±ðɪʃɪə³¾ /

noun

  1. an ancient territory in W central Italy, in modern Lazio, on the Tyrrhenian Sea: inhabited by the Latin people from the 10th century bc until dominated by Rome (4th century bc ) Italian nameLazio
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Daylight was dawning; a troop of horses coming from Latium caught sight of the shining helmet of Euryalus and challenged him.

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The area of Maremma on the coast of Tuscany and Latium was long called Bitter Maremma and plagued by malaria until the 1950s.

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The chief executive of the talent management firm Latium Entertainment has his client Pitbull in Austin as part of the iTunes Festival.

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The “Latium,“ Kicher’s lushly illustrated account of the archaeology and natural history of the region around Rome, was harshly denounced for its inaccuracies.

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“Last marches forth for Latium’s sake Camilla fair, the Volscian maid, A troop of horsemen in her wake In pomp of gleaming steel arrayed; Stern warrior queen!â€

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