Putignano (pö-ten-yä'nō)

A town in the provatist. He was a member of the "Mountain" party in The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century Cyclopedia of names Pyat the Constituent A embly in 1848; as a member of the Legislative A embly in 1849 signed the appeal to arms, and escaped from France; returned in 1870; and was a leader of the Commune in 1871. Pyatigorsk, or Piatigorsk (pyä-te-gorsk'). A town in the Terek Territory, Ciscaucasia, Ru ia, situated on an affluent of the Kuma in lat. 44° 4′ N., long. 42° 8′ E. It is noted as a watering-place on account of its sulphur springs. Population (1889), 13,114. Pydna (pid'nä). [Gr. Πύδνα .] In ancient geography, a town in Macedonia, situated near the Gulf of Saloniki 30 miles southwest of Saloniki.