Hugh embarked at Bari; and if we may believe Anna Comnena, the historian and the worshipper of her father Alexius, his fleet was broken by a tempest which shattered his own ship on the coast between Palos and Dyrrhachium (Durazzo), of which John Comnenus, the nephew of the Emperor, was at this time the governor.

Bari, a Saracen fortress in Southern Italy, is surrendered to the Franks and Greeks.

Pope Urban II holds a council at Bari to condemn the doctrines of the Greek Church. 1099.

Anselm assisted at the council of Bari, where, besides fixing the controversy between the Greek and Latin churches, concerning the procession of the Holy Ghost

He objected to the decrees of the council of Bari, at which he himself had assisted; and he declared, that so far from doing homage for his spiritual dignity, he would not so much as communicate with any ecclesiastic who paid that submission, or who accepted of investitures from laymen.

[* Prefixed to "Nennio, or A Treatise of Nobility, &c. Written in Italian by that famous Doctor and worthy Knight, Sir John Baptista Nenna of Bari.

There was a San Petronio whose drapery, begun by Niccolò da Bari, was unfinished.

For instance, the Bari of Central Africa, according to the Rev. J. G. Wood, bury their dead within the inclosure of the home-stead, fix a pole in the ground, and fasten to it certain emblems.

Below are the famous patron saints of Central Italy, St. Nicholas of Bari and St. Julian of Rimini, St. Barbara and St. Christina.

BARI, THE, a small negro nation on the banks of the White Nile.

CORATO (30), a town in a fertile region in S. Italy, 25 m. W. of Bari.

Rother established his capital at Bari, a great seaport in Apulia; but although his wealth was unbounded and his kingdom extensive, he was far from happy, for he had neither wife nor child to share his home.

When a magician came, therefore, and promised to execute his wishes, he gladly provided him with vessel and crew to sail to Bari.