Reggio

Reggio, an Italian seaport; capital of a province of the same name; occupies a charming site on the Strait of Messina; built on the ruins of ancient Rhegium; is the seat of an archbishop; manufactures silks, gloves, hose, &c.

Population (circa 1900) given as 24,000.

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

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Reform
Reformation
Reformation, Morning Star of the
Reformatories
Reformed Church
Refraction
Regalia
Regeneration, the
Regeneration, Baptismal
Regensburg
Reggio
Regicides
Regillus, Lake
Regina, St.
Regiomontanus
Registrar-General
Regium Donum
Regnard, Jean François
Regnault, Henri
Regnault, Henri Victor
Regnier, Mathurin

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Angelio, Peter
Arrivabene, Hyppolito
Boccaccio, John
Boiardo, Matteo-Maria
Boulanger, John
Bruno, St.
Constantine Of Africa
Gray, Thomas
Guicciardini, Francis
Luisino, Francis
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