Barbagia of Seulo

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The Barbagia of Seulo is a historical subregion of Barbagia, in central-eastern Sardinia, Italy. It includes the communes of Seulo, Seui, Sadali, Esterzili and Ussassai.^[1]

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↑ Arca, Giovanni (2005). Barbaricinorum libelli. Scrittori Sardi (in Latin) (1st ed.). Sassari: CUEC Editrice. p. 70. ISBN 88-8467-272-4. Seuli Barbaria frumento sterilis, montosa atque nivosa, sylvosa tamen passimque fontibus plena et pecori commoda. Oppida Seulum, Usassaum, Seui, Strisalis atque Savelli; Genosci oppidum iacet. Quae cum Suellensis dioecesis sit Ogullastro confinis, ad praesulem pertinet Calaritanum.[Seuli Barbaria, barren in grain, mountainous and snowy, yet wooded and everywhere full of springs and well suited for livestock. The towns are Seulum, Usassaum, Seui, Strisalis, and Savelli; the town of Genosci lies there as well. Since it belongs to the diocese of Suelli and borders Ogullastro, it falls under the authority of the Archbishop of Cagliari.]

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