BY: Lou Carlozo
In dedicating his academic career to preserving and celebrating Sicilian language, literature and history, Dr. Gaetano Cippola has engendered countless pages devoted to the beloved island of his birth.
While Rome’s emblem boasts an ancient symbol of a wolf suckling its twin founders, Sicily’s emblem packs equal primordial power. Known as the Trinacria, it depicts the winged head of Medusa, girdled by shafts of wheat and three bent legs, on a bold background of gold and maroon.
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