Forlì

Forlì is a city of the Province of Forlì-Césène in Emilie-Romagna in Italy.

Toponymy

Gentilé of Forlì, forlivesi , drift of the name of the commune, Forum Livii , in Antiquity.

Personalities

Ansuino da Forlì
Melozzo da Forlì (1438 - 1494), Italian painter, its pupil
Francesco Menzocchi (Forlì, 1502 - 1574), Italian painter mannerist of the Rebirth.
Pérégrin Laziosi (1265 - May 1st 1315), in Italian Pellegrino Laziosi, who is for the Catholic church patron saint of the terminal illness, like the AIDS and the Cancer.
Flavio Biondo (1392, Forlì - 1463), historian, archeologist and humanistic of the Rebirth Italian, it was the first to use the expression " the Middle Ages " and was also a pioneer of the Archéologie.
Publio Fausto Andrelini (1450-1518), modern Latin poet
Rosalba Neri (1939), actress

Administration

Hamlets

Bagnolo, Barisano, Borgo Sisa, Branzolino, Carpena, Carpinello, Casemurate, Caserma, Castiglione, Undermined, Collina, Coriano, Durazzanino, Forniolo, Grisignano, Ladino, Magliano, Malmissole, Massa, Para, Pescaccia, Petrignone, Pianta, Pieve Acquedotto, Pievequinta, Poggio, Ponte Vico, Quattro, Ravaldino, Roncadello, Ronco, Rotta, Rovere, San Giorgio, San Leonardo in Schiova, San Lorenzo in Noceto, San Martino in Strada, San Martino in Villafranca, San Tomé, San Varano, Vecchiazzano, Villa Rovere, Villa Selva, Villafranca di Forlì, Villagrappa, Villanova

Communes bordering

Bertinoro, Brisighella (RA), Castrocaro Term E Terra LED Plate, Faenza (RA), Forlimpopoli, Meldola, Predappio, Ravenne (RA), Russi

See too

List of the Italian cities of more than 25.000 inhabitants
Family Ordelaffi

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