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'''Acco'''<ref>"Acco" {{Google Books|D2s2sJceKn8C|nom.: p. 546}}; "Acco Ptolemaïs" {{Google Books|rJC5oC3jSlsC|p. 406}}; "Acconem, Accone" {{Google Books|tGcK1yNYk00C|accus., abl: pp. 259-260}}</ref><ref>"Accon" (nom., accus.): [[Willelmus Tyrensis]], ''[[Historia rerum in partibus transmarinis gestarum]]'' [http://thelatinlibrary.com/williamtyre/14.html 14.14], [http://thelatinlibrary.com/williamtyre/15.html 15.15], [http://thelatinlibrary.com/williamtyre/21.html 21.4] etc.</ref><ref>Verbum adiectivum: {{CathHierDiocese|4a81|Acconensis}}. Ita saepe apud Willelmum Tyrensem</ref> ([[Hebraice]] עַכּוֹ ''Akko''; [[Arabice]] عكّا ''ʻAkkā''), antea '''Ptolemais'''<ref>"Accaro ... quae alio nomine dicitur Ptolemais": [[Helinandus (monachus Frigidimontis)|Helinandus]], ''[[Chronica (Helinanandus)|Chronica]]'' [http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k55327677/f541.image lib. 49 anno 1191] </ref> est urbs [[Israël (civitas)|Israëlis]]. Temporibus mediaevalibus Acco fuit urbs et sedes episcopalis in [[regnum Hierosolymitanum|regno Hierosolymitano]] a [[Cruce signatus|Cruce signatis]] constituto; urbe [[Hierosolyma|Hierosolymis]] anno [[1187]] ab hoc regno amissa, Acco post [[obsidio Acconis (1189-1191)|obsidionem]] caput regni factus est.
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