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/ (Casseino italiano) -
substantivo.uma cidade no centro da Itália, em {gluck cassino Lácio. ao pé de um Monte
MonteUma antiga cidade volsciana (e mais tarde romana)
e.,... sr Cidadela! de um diminutivo do nome pessoal Cassio (do
latim Cassius)).. (Sicily; Cssilino): nome topográfico de siciliano cssinu
'pequenito' carvalho».
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