All articles starting with I
13,727 articles
Il Barco (Italy)
Il Barco, usually called the Barco Borghese, is a large Roman archaeological complex at Monte Porzio Catone near Rome, built in the mid-1st century BC.
Il Caffè
Il Caffè was an Enlightenment periodical founded in 1764 by Pietro Verri, Alessandro Verri, and Cesare Beccaria, published in Brescia until 1766 as the principal organ of the Lombard Enlightenment.
Il Canto degli Italiani
Il Canto degli Italiani, also called Fratelli d'Italia or Inno di Mameli, is Italy's national anthem: text by Goffredo Mameli (10 September 1847), music by Michele Novaro (24 November 1847), provisionally adopted 12 October 1946, definitively recognized by law 181/2017.
Il cinque maggio
Il cinque maggio is a civil ode by Alessandro Manzoni, composed in three days in July 1821 on news of Napoleon's death on Sant'Elena, commemorating the fallen emperor without ever naming him.
Il Discotto
Il Discotto was an Italian italo disco record label and distributor near Milan, run by Roberto Fusar Poli, debuting in 1982 and closing in the mid-1980s over financial problems.
Il Divo
Il Divo is a multinational classical crossover vocal quartet formed by Simon Cowell (Bühler, Miller, Izambard, Marín; later LaBrie), with over 30 million records sold and the XX anniversary album.
Il Fiore
Il Fiore is an anonymous medieval Italian poem in 232 sonnets that abridges the Roman de la Rose, probably composed around 1286 and possibly by Dante Alighieri.
Il giorno
Il giorno ("The Day") is a satirical poem by Italian poet Giuseppe Parini, first published from 1763, that mocks the idleness and vanity of the 18th-century Milanese aristocracy.
Il Jeon
Il Jeon is a South Korean nano-engineering professor at Sungkyunkwan University, known for carbon nanotube transparent electrodes for perovskite solar cells and reconfigurable memristor artificial synapses.
IL Lupi
IL Lupi, also written IL Lup, is the variable-star designation of 4U 1543−47, a transient black hole X-ray binary in Lupus about 7.5 kiloparsecs from the Sun.
Il Mare (시월애)
Il Mare (시월애, Siworae) is a 2000 South Korean time-slip romance directed by Lee Hyun-seung, starring Lee Jung-jae and Jun Ji-hyun as lovers corresponding by mailbox across two years; remade by Hollywood as The Lake House (2006).
Il mondo al contrario
Il mondo al contrario (The World Upside Down) is Roberto Vannacci's 2023 self-published essay attacking political correctness, LGBTQ+ rights, immigration, and feminism; it sold roughly 240,000 copies, ranked fifth in Italy for 2023, drew an 11-month Army suspension, and launched his political career with the Lega and later Futuro Nazionale.
Il Novellino
Il Novellino is an anonymous Tuscan collection of about a hundred short tales from the late 13th century, the major Italian novella collection before Boccaccio's Decameron.
Il Nuovo Canzoniere Italiano
Il Nuovo Canzoniere Italiano was a leftist Milan collective, founded in 1962 by Gianni Bosio and Roberto Leydi, that studied and performed Italian popular and political song.
Il Nuovo Cimento
Il Nuovo Cimento is an Italian physics journal founded in Pisa in 1855 by Carlo Matteucci and Raffaele Piria, and the official organ of the Italian Physical Society.
Il passero solitario
"Il passero solitario" is a lyric poem by Giacomo Leopardi, Canto XI of his Canti, comparing the poet's solitary youth to a bird singing alone from an ancient tower until nightfall.
Il pastor fido
Il pastor fido (The Faithful Shepherd) is a five-act pastoral tragicomedy by the Italian poet Giovanni Battista Guarini, published in 1590 and modeled on mythical Arcadia.
Il Postino: The Postman
Il Postino (The Postman), 1994 Michael Radford film adapted from Antonio Skármeta's Ardiente paciencia, starring Massimo Troisi and Philippe Noiret; won the 1996 Oscar for Best Original Dramatic Score and five nominations including Best Picture.
Il Redentore
Il Redentore, the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer, is a votive church on the Giudecca in Venice, designed by Andrea Palladio in fulfillment of a Senate vow made during the plague of 1576.
Il Rovescio della Medaglia
Il Rovescio della Medaglia is an Italian progressive rock group formed in Rome around the end of 1970 from the beat band I Lombrichi, best known for Contaminazione (1973).
Il Teatro degli Orrori
Il Teatro degli Orrori is an Italian noise-rock band formed in Marghera, Venice, in 2005, fronted by Pierpaolo Capovilla and a leading act of the independent scene.
Il Tondo (Italy)
Il Tondo (Tondo gladiatorio di Zagarolo) is a small 1st-century AD Roman amphitheatre at Colle del Pero near Zagarolo, Lazio, probably a ludus for training gladiators of Praeneste, drawn by Palladio.
Il Torraccio (Italy)
Il Torraccio, an Italian name for large ancient funerary monuments, chiefly the Torrione Prenestino mausoleum on Rome's Via Prenestina, plus tombs on the Via Appia Nuova and at Potentia.
Il Torrino
Il Torrino is a toponym in the Agro Romano southwest of central Rome, designated the city's twenty-seventh zone, and the name of an Iron Age settlement in Latium.
Il Tre
Il Tre is the stage name of Guido Senia, an Italian rapper and singer-songwriter known for the number-one albums Ali and Invisibili and his 2024 Sanremo debut.
Il trovatore
Il trovatore: four-act Verdi opera (libretto Cammarano/Bardare, after García Gutiérrez's El trovador), premiered Teatro Apollo, Rome, 19 January 1853; Manrico, Leonora, di Luna, Azucena.
Il Volo
Il Volo: Italian pop lirico trio of tenors Piero Barone and Ignazio Boschetto and baritone Gianluca Ginoble, formed 2009 on Ti lascio una canzone; first Italians signed to Geffen, Sanremo 2015 winners, Eurovision 2015 third place.
IL YANG FLU Vaccine INJ.
IL YANG FLU Vaccine INJ. (일양플루백신주) is a WHO-prequalified trivalent seasonal influenza vaccine, split virion inactivated, by Il-Yang Pharm of South Korea, prequalified 25 May 2018 (FVP-P-293), single-dose vial, intramuscular.
Il-Arslan
Il-Arslan (ایل ارسلان), fully Abu'l-Fath Il-Arslan, was Khwarazmshah from 1156 to 1172, son of Atsiz, ruling Khwarazm as an independent state under Qara Khitai overlordship.
Il‐Kwon Oh
Il-Kwon Oh (오일권) is a South Korean mechanical engineer, a full professor at KAIST since 2015, known for MXene artificial muscles and wearable haptic devices.