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Lecce
[ let-che; English lech-ey ]
noun
- a city in SE Italy: ancient Greek and Roman city; noted for its baroque architecture.
Lecce
/ ˈlettʃe /
noun
- a walled city in SE Italy, in Puglia: Greek and Roman remains. Pop: 83 303 (2001)
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The rank of provincial capital was bestowed by Ferdinand of Aragon in acknowledgment of the fidelity of Lecce to his cause.
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Lecce contains a large government tobacco factory, and is the centre of a fertile agricultural district.
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Leaving Otranto, Nicolas came to Lecce, which he entered bearing a cross on his shoulders, and uttering his usual cry.
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He took up his abode outside the town, and continued to astonish and edify the peasants who came into Lecce to market.
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That of Lecce, to the east-south-east again, is a low flat limestone terrace.
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