Portici

[ pawr-ti-chee; Italian pawr-tee-chee ]

noun

1. a city in S Italy, on the Bay of Naples.

Example Sentences

The royal villa of Portici lies about four “miglia” from Naples, and we made an excursion thither by railway.

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Portici and Resina are so closely connected together by villas and houses, that a stranger would take them for one place.

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When he left the crowd of boats, Raoul pulled toward the rocks which bound the shores of the bay, near the gardens of Portici.

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It is equal to that which I have sold in Portici, and that is the very letter of your engagement.

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It stood “Sotto un auanzo dei Portici antichi seguentemente al Sepolcro.”

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