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A Wonderful send-off; Spiritual: Stevie Wonder sings during Luther Vandross's funeral at the Riverside Church (inset). Daily Mail (London) (10/7/2008)
...Tyrrhenian Sea. The name for their settlement isn't clear, but it may have been called Ziz. The Greeks named the city Panormus (All Port) when they took over its governance. They were already the major power on Sicily, having built the city of Syracuse...

POPE IN PALERMO: LIVE GOSPEL VALUES COURAGEOUSLY. States News Service (10/3/2010)
...the presence of 200,000 people. In his homily the Holy Father referred to the name the ancient Greeks gave the city, "Panormus" (meaning Port of all). "This name", he said, "was meant to suggest security, peace and serenity. Coming among you...

MILLENNIUM COUNTDOWN - 221 DAYS TO GO.(Column) Daily Mail (London) (5/25/1999)
...Metellus, who died in 221BC, scored his greatest victory over the Carthaginian Hasdrubal by panicking the other side's elephants at the battle of Panormus. The Arun district of West Sussex, including Bognor Regis, covers 221 km square.

A Wonderful send-off; Spiritual: Stevie Wonder sings during Luther Vandrosss funeral at the Riverside Church (inset). Daily Mail (London) (10/7/2008)
...Phoenician settlement, possibly called Ziz, on the natural harbour facing the Tyrrhenian Sea. The Greeks named the city Panormus (All Port) when they took over its governance. They were already the major power on Sicily, having built the city of Syracuse...

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