Tarent (disambiguation)

Tarent is

• the name of a city in Italy, see Taranto

Tarent is the name of the following people:

• Archippos of Taranto , ancient Greek Pythagorean (lived in the 5th and perhaps as early as the early 4th century BC)
• Archytas of Taranto (* probably between 435 and 410 BC; † between 355 and 350 BC), ancient Greek philosopher, mathematician, statesman and general
• Bohemond of Taranto (* 1051/52; † 1111), from 1085 Prince of Taranto and from 1098 Prince of Antioch
• Louis of Taranto ( Italian Luigi di Taranto ; 1320–1362), Prince of Taranto, King of Naples and Count of Provence (iure uxoris)
• Philip I (Taranto) (Italian Filippo d'Angiò ; 1278–1331), Prince of Taranto, Albania, Achaia and Latin titular emperor of Constantinople
• Tankred of Taranto (1072–1112), subordinate of the Italian Normans of the First Crusade, see Tankred of Tiberias

See also:

Wiktionary: Taranto  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

• Taras (mythology) , according to legend, he was the founder of the Greek settlement (Tarentum, today: Tarent), and later the capital of Magna Graecia
• History of Taranto
• Taranto Province
• Gulf of Taranto
• Treaty of Taranto , last, in the summer of 37 BC. BC near Taranto between Marcus Antonius and Octavian signed treaty
• Julius von Tarent , tragedy from 1774 by Johann Anton Leisewitz

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.