Trani
a town of South Italy, in the archbishop's see, has a cathedral, built miles W. N. W. of Brindisi. It is an about 1100, with a Romanesque portal archbishop's see, has a cathedral, built Sta. Maria Immaculata, several convents, and bronze doors of 1175, the fine church school, a technical school, and a priests' a castle, a theater, an orphanage, a high school, a technical school, and a priests' college. Trani has important fisheries, and considerable trade in oil, corn, almonds, figs, and excellent wine. Trani and was in the Middle Ages an impor- is the ancient Turenum of the Peucetii, and was in the Middle Ages an important seaport. It was taken and burnt by the French in 1779. Pop. about 35,000,