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La famiglia Faraci è una famiglia aristroc … La famiglia Faraci è una famiglia aristrocratica siciliana, originaria di Militello Rosmarino, possiede il titolo di "baroni del Prato" così come ricordato da Antonino Mango di Casalgerardo, nel suo Nobiliario di Sicilia. La famiglia ad inizio XIX secolo si diramò nel centro costiero di Sant'Agata di Militello.entro costiero di Sant'Agata di Militello.
, Faracides (en llatí Pharacidas, en grec an … Faracides (en llatí Pharacidas, en grec antic Φαρακίδας) fou un navarc (almirall) espartà que va dirigir una flota de trenta vaixells enviada pels espartans en ajut de Dionís el Vell de Siracusa que estava assetjat pels cartaginesos dirigits per Himilcó l'any 396 aC. Prop de Siracusa es va trobar amb un esquadró de vaixells cartaginesos i en va capturar nou, que va portar al port de Siracusa. La seva arribada va aixecar la moral dels assetjats i va contribuir a la seva posterior victòria. Faracides va exercir influència a Siracusa com a representant d'Esparta i va enfortir el govern de Dionís, segons diuen Diodor de Sicília i Poliè.s, segons diuen Diodor de Sicília i Poliè.
, Pharacidas (Ancient Greek: Φαρακίδας) was … Pharacidas (Ancient Greek: Φαρακίδας) was a Spartan admiral sent to the assistance of Dionysius I against the Carthaginians, in the Greek-Punic Wars. Diodorus Siculus wrote that Polyxenus (Πολύξενος), the brother-in law of Dionysius, arrived from the Peloponnesus and Italy, bringing thirty warships from his allies, with Pharacidas as admiral. Polyaenus in his Strategems wrote about an incident between Pharacidas and the Carthaginian fleet. According to Polyaenus, Pharacidas forces attacked some Carthaginian ships and captured nine of them. In order to pass the Carthaginian's main fleet which was much larger than his, he manned the captured ships with his own troops and sailors. The Carthaginians, seeing their own ships thought that they were friendly and allowed them to pass. That way Pharacidas ships manage to enter into the harbor of Syracuse unharmed.nter into the harbor of Syracuse unharmed.
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La famiglia Faraci è una famiglia aristroc … La famiglia Faraci è una famiglia aristrocratica siciliana, originaria di Militello Rosmarino, possiede il titolo di "baroni del Prato" così come ricordato da Antonino Mango di Casalgerardo, nel suo Nobiliario di Sicilia. La famiglia ad inizio XIX secolo si diramò nel centro costiero di Sant'Agata di Militello.entro costiero di Sant'Agata di Militello.
, Faracides (en llatí Pharacidas, en grec an … Faracides (en llatí Pharacidas, en grec antic Φαρακίδας) fou un navarc (almirall) espartà que va dirigir una flota de trenta vaixells enviada pels espartans en ajut de Dionís el Vell de Siracusa que estava assetjat pels cartaginesos dirigits per Himilcó l'any 396 aC.ginesos dirigits per Himilcó l'any 396 aC.
, Pharacidas (Ancient Greek: Φαρακίδας) was … Pharacidas (Ancient Greek: Φαρακίδας) was a Spartan admiral sent to the assistance of Dionysius I against the Carthaginians, in the Greek-Punic Wars. Diodorus Siculus wrote that Polyxenus (Πολύξενος), the brother-in law of Dionysius, arrived from the Peloponnesus and Italy, bringing thirty warships from his allies, with Pharacidas as admiral.om his allies, with Pharacidas as admiral.
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