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	'''Rossano''' is a town and frazione of [[Corigliano-Rossano]] in [[Calabria]], southern [[Italy]]. It is located in the [[Province of Cosenza]], near the Ionian coast and the [[Gulf of Taranto]]. Rossano was a separate comune until 31 March 2018, when it was merged with Corigliano Calabro to form Corigliano-Rossano.		'''Rossano''' is a town and frazione of [[Corigliano-Rossano]] in [[Calabria]], southern [[Italy]]. It is located in the [[Province of Cosenza]], near the Ionian coast and the [[Gulf of Taranto]]. Rossano was a separate comune until 31 March 2018, when it was merged with Corigliano Calabro to form Corigliano-Rossano.

	Rossano was the seat of the Ionian branch of the Nostrini family, the early form of the [[Noord family]]. [[Raffaele Nostrini]] was born there on 27 September 1769 and later represented the branch at the [[Convocazione Settentrionale della Famiglia Nostrini]].<ref>''[[Raffaele Nostrini]]'', early life and education section.</ref>		Rossano was the seat of the Ionian branch of the Nostrini family, the early form of the [[Noord family]]. [[Raffaele Nostrini (Ionian branch leader)\|Raffaele Nostrini]] was born there on 27 September 1769 and later represented the branch at the [[Convocazione Settentrionale della Famiglia Nostrini]].<ref>''[[Raffaele Nostrini (Ionian branch leader)\|Raffaele Nostrini]]'', early life and education section.</ref>

	== History ==		== History ==
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	== Nostrini family ==		== Nostrini family ==
	Rossano was the seat of the Ionian branch of the Nostrini family. [[Raffaele Nostrini]] served as ''capo del ramo ionico'' and returned to Rossano after the 1811 convocation at [[Aversa]]. He kept the Ionian branch under the Nostrini surname while the moving branches began using Norte in northern papers between 1812 and 1819.<ref>''[[Raffaele Nostrini]]'', career section.</ref><ref>''[[Convocazione Settentrionale della Famiglia Nostrini]]'', aftermath section.</ref>		Rossano was the seat of the Ionian branch of the Nostrini family. [[Raffaele Nostrini (Ionian branch leader)\|Raffaele Nostrini]] served as ''capo del ramo ionico'' and returned to Rossano after the 1811 convocation at [[Aversa]]. He kept the Ionian branch under the Nostrini surname while the moving branches began using Norte in northern papers between 1812 and 1819.<ref>''[[Raffaele Nostrini (Ionian branch leader)\|Raffaele Nostrini]]'', career section.</ref><ref>''[[Convocazione Settentrionale della Famiglia Nostrini]]'', aftermath section.</ref>

	[[Caterina Greco]], Raffaele Nostrini's wife, died in Rossano on 4 April 1831.<ref>''[[Caterina Greco]]'', lead section.</ref> Their eldest child, [[Giuseppe Nostrini]], was born in Rossano on 18 November 1797 and later inherited the Ionian branch papers.<ref>''[[Giuseppe Nostrini]]'', lead and career sections.</ref>		[[Caterina Greco]], Raffaele Nostrini's wife, died in Rossano on 4 April 1831.<ref>''[[Caterina Greco]]'', lead section.</ref> Their eldest child, [[Giuseppe Nostrini]], was born in Rossano on 18 November 1797 and later inherited the Ionian branch papers.<ref>''[[Giuseppe Nostrini]]'', lead and career sections.</ref>
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	* [[Kingdom of the Two Sicilies]]		* [[Kingdom of the Two Sicilies]]
	* [[Raffaele Nostrini]]		* [[Raffaele Nostrini (Ionian branch leader)\|Raffaele Nostrini]]
	* [[Caterina Greco]]		* [[Caterina Greco]]
	* [[Giuseppe Nostrini]]		* [[Giuseppe Nostrini]]

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	Rossano developed as a hill town in northern Calabria, close to the Ionian coast. It was historically part of [[Calabria Citra]] under the [[Kingdom of Naples]] and later the [[Kingdom of the Two Sicilies]].<ref>''[[Calabria Citra]]'', Nostrini family section.</ref>		Rossano developed as a hill town in northern Calabria, close to the Ionian coast. It was historically part of [[Calabria Citra]] under the [[Kingdom of Naples]] and later the [[Kingdom of the Two Sicilies]].<ref>''[[Calabria Citra]]'', Nostrini family section.</ref>

	The town is associated with Byzantine religious and artistic history. [[Saint Nilus of Rossano]] was born there around 905 and became a Greek monastic figure in southern Italy.		The town is associated with Byzantine religious and artistic history. Saint Nilus of Rossano was born there around 905 and became a Greek monastic figure in southern Italy.

	Rossano is known for the [[Codex Purpureus Rossanensis]], a Greek Gospel manuscript dated to the fifth or sixth century. The manuscript contains the Gospels of Matthew and Mark, was written on purple parchment with silver and gold inks, and includes surviving illuminations.		Rossano is known for the [[Codex Purpureus Rossanensis]], a Greek Gospel manuscript dated to the fifth or sixth century. The manuscript contains the Gospels of Matthew and Mark, was written on purple parchment with silver and gold inks, and includes surviving illuminations.

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	'''Rossano''' is a town and frazione of [[Corigliano-Rossano]] in [[Calabria]], southern [[Italy]]. It is located in the [[Province of Cosenza]], near the Ionian coast and the [[Gulf of Taranto]]. Rossano was a separate comune until 31 March 2018, when it was merged with Corigliano Calabro to form Corigliano-Rossano.~~<ref>[https://calabriastraordinaria.it/en/destinations/corigliano-rossano "Corigliano-Rossano"]. Calabria Region Official Tourism. Retrieved 14 June 2026.</ref>~~		'''Rossano''' is a town and frazione of [[Corigliano-Rossano]] in [[Calabria]], southern [[Italy]]. It is located in the [[Province of Cosenza]], near the Ionian coast and the [[Gulf of Taranto]]. Rossano was a separate comune until 31 March 2018, when it was merged with Corigliano Calabro to form Corigliano-Rossano.

	Rossano was the seat of the Ionian branch of the Nostrini family, the early form of the [[Noord family]]. [[Raffaele Nostrini]] was born there on 27 September 1769 and later represented the branch at the [[Convocazione Settentrionale della Famiglia Nostrini]].<ref>''[[Raffaele Nostrini]]'', early life and education section.</ref>		Rossano was the seat of the Ionian branch of the Nostrini family, the early form of the [[Noord family]]. [[Raffaele Nostrini]] was born there on 27 September 1769 and later represented the branch at the [[Convocazione Settentrionale della Famiglia Nostrini]].<ref>''[[Raffaele Nostrini]]'', early life and education section.</ref>
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	Rossano developed as a hill town in northern Calabria, close to the Ionian coast. It was historically part of [[Calabria Citra]] under the [[Kingdom of Naples]] and later the [[Kingdom of the Two Sicilies]].<ref>''[[Calabria Citra]]'', Nostrini family section.</ref>		Rossano developed as a hill town in northern Calabria, close to the Ionian coast. It was historically part of [[Calabria Citra]] under the [[Kingdom of Naples]] and later the [[Kingdom of the Two Sicilies]].<ref>''[[Calabria Citra]]'', Nostrini family section.</ref>

	The town is associated with Byzantine religious and artistic history. [[Saint Nilus of Rossano]] was born there around 905 and became a Greek monastic figure in southern Italy.~~<ref>[https://www.britannica.com/biography/Saint-Nilus-of-Rossano "Saint Nilus of Rossano"]. ''Encyclopaedia Britannica''. Retrieved 14 June 2026.</ref>~~		The town is associated with Byzantine religious and artistic history. [[Saint Nilus of Rossano]] was born there around 905 and became a Greek monastic figure in southern Italy.

	Rossano is known for the [[Codex Purpureus Rossanensis]], a Greek Gospel manuscript dated to the fifth or sixth century. The manuscript contains the Gospels of Matthew and Mark, was written on purple parchment with silver and gold inks, and includes surviving illuminations.~~<ref>[https://www.unesco.org/en/memory-world/codex-purpureus-rossanensis "The Codex Purpureus Rossanensis"]. UNESCO Memory of the World. Retrieved 14 June 2026.</ref>~~		Rossano is known for the [[Codex Purpureus Rossanensis]], a Greek Gospel manuscript dated to the fifth or sixth century. The manuscript contains the Gospels of Matthew and Mark, was written on purple parchment with silver and gold inks, and includes surviving illuminations.

	After Italian unification, Rossano became part of the [[Kingdom of Italy]]. It remained a separate municipality until its merger with Corigliano Calabro in 2018.~~<ref>[https://calabriastraordinaria.it/en/destinations/corigliano-rossano "Corigliano-Rossano"]. Calabria Region Official Tourism. Retrieved 14 June 2026.</ref>~~		After Italian unification, Rossano became part of the [[Kingdom of Italy]]. It remained a separate municipality until its merger with Corigliano Calabro in 2018.

	== Nostrini family ==		== Nostrini family ==

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| subdivision_name = [[Italy]]
| subdivision_type1 = Region
| subdivision_name1 = [[Calabria]]
| subdivision_type2 = Province
| subdivision_name2 = [[Province of Cosenza]]
| subdivision_type3 = Comune
| subdivision_name3 = [[Corigliano-Rossano]]
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'''Rossano''' is a town and frazione of [[Corigliano-Rossano]] in [[Calabria]], southern [[Italy]]. It is located in the [[Province of Cosenza]], near the Ionian coast and the [[Gulf of Taranto]]. Rossano was a separate comune until 31 March 2018, when it was merged with Corigliano Calabro to form Corigliano-Rossano.<ref>[https://calabriastraordinaria.it/en/destinations/corigliano-rossano "Corigliano-Rossano"]. Calabria Region Official Tourism. Retrieved 14 June 2026.</ref>

Rossano was the seat of the Ionian branch of the Nostrini family, the early form of the [[Noord family]]. [[Raffaele Nostrini]] was born there on 27 September 1769 and later represented the branch at the [[Convocazione Settentrionale della Famiglia Nostrini]].<ref>''[[Raffaele Nostrini]]'', early life and education section.</ref>

== History ==
Rossano developed as a hill town in northern Calabria, close to the Ionian coast. It was historically part of [[Calabria Citra]] under the [[Kingdom of Naples]] and later the [[Kingdom of the Two Sicilies]].<ref>''[[Calabria Citra]]'', Nostrini family section.</ref>

The town is associated with Byzantine religious and artistic history. [[Saint Nilus of Rossano]] was born there around 905 and became a Greek monastic figure in southern Italy.<ref>[https://www.britannica.com/biography/Saint-Nilus-of-Rossano "Saint Nilus of Rossano"]. ''Encyclopaedia Britannica''. Retrieved 14 June 2026.</ref>

Rossano is known for the [[Codex Purpureus Rossanensis]], a Greek Gospel manuscript dated to the fifth or sixth century. The manuscript contains the Gospels of Matthew and Mark, was written on purple parchment with silver and gold inks, and includes surviving illuminations.<ref>[https://www.unesco.org/en/memory-world/codex-purpureus-rossanensis "The Codex Purpureus Rossanensis"]. UNESCO Memory of the World. Retrieved 14 June 2026.</ref>

After Italian unification, Rossano became part of the [[Kingdom of Italy]]. It remained a separate municipality until its merger with Corigliano Calabro in 2018.<ref>[https://calabriastraordinaria.it/en/destinations/corigliano-rossano "Corigliano-Rossano"]. Calabria Region Official Tourism. Retrieved 14 June 2026.</ref>

== Nostrini family ==
Rossano was the seat of the Ionian branch of the Nostrini family. [[Raffaele Nostrini]] served as ''capo del ramo ionico'' and returned to Rossano after the 1811 convocation at [[Aversa]]. He kept the Ionian branch under the Nostrini surname while the moving branches began using Norte in northern papers between 1812 and 1819.<ref>''[[Raffaele Nostrini]]'', career section.</ref><ref>''[[Convocazione Settentrionale della Famiglia Nostrini]]'', aftermath section.</ref>

[[Caterina Greco]], Raffaele Nostrini's wife, died in Rossano on 4 April 1831.<ref>''[[Caterina Greco]]'', lead section.</ref> Their eldest child, [[Giuseppe Nostrini]], was born in Rossano on 18 November 1797 and later inherited the Ionian branch papers.<ref>''[[Giuseppe Nostrini]]'', lead and career sections.</ref>

[[Carmine Nostrini]] was born in Rossano on 3 February 1825. He later moved to [[Naples]] and founded the [[Nostrini crime family]] there on 9 September 1863.<ref>''[[Carmine Nostrini]]'', lead and early life and education sections.</ref>

== See also ==
* [[Calabria]]
* [[Calabria Citra]]
* [[Province of Cosenza]]
* [[Kingdom of Naples]]
* [[Kingdom of the Two Sicilies]]
* [[Raffaele Nostrini]]
* [[Caterina Greco]]
* [[Giuseppe Nostrini]]
* [[Carmine Nostrini]]
* [[Noord family]]

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