Tarentum
Taranto is
- The name of a town in Italy, see Taranto
Taranto is the name of:
- Archippus of Tarentum, ancient Greek Pythagoreans ( who lived in the 5th and perhaps even in the early 4th century BC)
- Archytas of Tarentum ( * probably 435-410 BC, † probably 355-350 BC), ancient Greek philosopher, mathematician, statesman and military leader
- Bohemond of Taranto (* 1051/52, † 1111), from 1085 Prince of Taranto and Prince of Antioch from 1098
- Louis of Taranto ( Italian Luigi di Taranto, 1327-1362 ), Prince of Taranto, King of Naples and Count of Provence ( jure uxoris )
- Philip I ( Taranto ) (Italian Filippo d' Anjou; 1278-1332 ), Prince of Taranto, Albania, Achaia and Latin Titularkaiser of Constantinople Opel
See also:
- Taras ( mythology), according to legend, he was the founder of Greek settlement ( Tarentum, Today: Taranto ), and later the capital of Magna Graecia
- History of Taranto
- Province of Taranto
- Gulf of Taranto
- Julius of Tarentum, tragedy from 1774 by Johann Anton Leisewitz
- Disambiguation