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Cosenza

a town in Calabria, Italy, tween Crati and Busento. Its history goes back to 330 B. c., when it was named as the burial place of Alexander of Epirus. Alaric was killed there in COSSACKS about 15,000. Gothic cathedral and law courts. Pop. 410 A. D., and it became an archbishop- Gothic cathedral and law courts. Pop. about 15,000. of the world; an investigation or disof the world; an investigation or disgeology, though having certain relations geology, though having certain relations to each other, are still distinct, cosmogthings, and geology commencing at a things, and geology commencing at a period when, that origin having taken place, successive events in the earth's history began to leave behind them memorials from which their character histo out. out. the universe as an orderly and beautiful

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