Spina

Spina (Latin for thorn , sting ) denotes:

Spina (wall) , the central dividing line or wall between a Roman double gate and the ancient circus
Spina (city) , an Etruscan trading town in the mouth of the Po
Church of Santa Maria della Spina , church in Pisa, Italy
in medicine, a protruding structure, e.g. B. Spina scapulae , see shoulder blade

Spina is the family name of the following people:

Alphonso de Spina († 1491), Spanish Catholic bishop
Angelo Spina (* 1954), Italian clergyman, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Ancona-Osimo
Bartolomeo de Spina (1475–1546), Italian Dominican
Carl Anton Spina (1827–1906), Austrian music publisher
Carlo Carafa della Spina († 1680), Bishop of Aversa, Cardinal and Apostolic Nuncio
Dave Spina (* 1983), Italian-American ice hockey player
Franz Spina (1868–1938), Czechoslovak politician
Giuseppe Spina (1756–1828), Italian Roman Catholic cardinal
Harold Spina (1906–1997), American song composer
Joanie Spina († 2014), American illusionist
Johannes de Spina (1642–1689), German legal scholar
Joey Spina (born 1977), American boxer
Lane Spina (* 1962), American freestyle skier
Maria Grazia Spina (born 1936), Italian actress
Peter de Spina I (1526–1569), German doctor
Peter de Spina II (also Petrus de Spina ; 1563–1622), German doctor and university professor
Peter de Spina III. (also Petrus de Spina ; 1592–1655), German doctor and university lecturer
Segismundo Spina (1921–2012), Brazilian Romanist and Lusitanist
Sergio Spina (* 1928), Italian director and screenwriter

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