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HALUNTIUM (Gr. 'AXbvrwv, mod. S. Marco d'Alunzio) , an See also: ancient city of See also: Sicily, 6 m. from the See also: north See also: coast and 25 M
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E.N.E. of See also: Halaesa
.
It was probably of Sicel origin, though its foundation was ascribed to some of the companions of See also: Aeneas
.
It appears first in See also: Roman times as a place of some importance, and suffered considerably at the hands of See also: Verres
.
The abandoned See also: church of S
.
Mark, just outside the
See also: modern See also: town, is built into the See also: cella of an ancient See also: Greek See also: temple, which See also: measures 62 ft. by 18
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A number of ancient inscriptions have been found there
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