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ISOLA DEL LIRI

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ISOLA DEL

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LIRI  , a
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town of
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Campania, in the
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province of
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Caserta,
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Italy, 15 M. by
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rail N.N.W. of Roccasecca, which is on the
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main
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line from
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Rome to
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Naples, 10 m . N.W. of Cassino . Pop . (1901), town, 2384;
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commune, 8244 . The town consists of two parts, Isola Superiore and Isola Inferiore; as its name implies it is situated between two arms of the
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Liri . The many waterfalls of this
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river and of the Fibreno afford
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motive
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power for several important
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paper-
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mills . Two of the falls, 8o ft. in height, are especially
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fine . About 1 m. to the N. is the
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church of
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San Domenico, erected in the 12th
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century, which probably marks the site of the
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villa of
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Cicero (see
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ARPINO) .

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