CARINI

(38° 8’ N., 13° 11’ E.), town Palermo, Sicily; near ruins of ancient Austrian province; area, c. 4.000 sq. miles; surface mountainous; watered by Drave; capital, Klagenfurt; produces lead and iron ores; manufactures iron and steel goods, machinery, rails; rye, oats, and wheat grown; horses, cattle, and sheep raised; has belonged to Austrian royal house since 1835. Pop. 367,000. 283 A.D.), Rom. emperor; was a man of di olute habits, and his life was stained with many crimes. town, Bermudez, Venezuela; has remarkable caverns, which are inhabited by the guacharo bird, the young of which are killed for their oil. W.), town, Isle of Wight, formerly capital; medizval stronghold; ruined castle was prison of Charles I., 1647-48. Ital. composer; writer of numerous oratorios; believed to be originator of Chamber Cantata; Japhthah is regarded as his masterpiece.