Editing Terni (section)

==Notable people==
===Historical===
* House of '''Castelli''': first important family native of Terni of Germanic lineage. In the Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque and 18th century was an active family both in their city than in others.
* House of '''Spada''': Central Italy's very important family, native of Terni. In middle age, Renaissance, Baroque and 18th century was an active family both in their city than in others.
* House of '''Camporeali''': Terni's very important family. In the Middle Ages and Renaissance was an active family both in their city than in others.
* House of '''Cittadini''': Central Italy's very important family, native of Terni, of Germanic lineage. In the Middle Ages and Renaissance was an active family both in their city than in others.
* House of '''Manassei''': Central Italy's very important family, native of Terni, of Germanic lineage. In the Middle Ages and Renaissance was an active family both in their city than in others.
* House of '''Mazzancolli''': Terni's very important family. In the Renaissance, Baroque and 18th century was an active family both in their city than in others.
* House of '''Tomassoni''': Terni's very important family. In the Renaissance, Baroque and 18th century was an active family both in their city than in others.
* House of '''Ciancherotti''': Terni's very important family. In the Renaissance, Baroque and 18th century was an active family both in their city than in others.
* House of '''Nicoletti''': Terni's very important family. In the Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque and 18th century was an active family both in their city than in others.
* '''Andrea Castelli da Terni''' (14th-15th century): ''[[Condottiero|condottiere]]'' and hero of the city-state of Terni. He was also a ''[[podestà]]'' and a politician.
* '''Alessandro and Lucantonio Tomassoni da Terni''' (16th century): ''condottiere'' brothers
* '''Anastasio and Stefano Ciancherotti da Terni''' (16th-17th century): ''condottiere'' brothers
* '''Blessed brother Barnaba Manassei''' (15th century): his greater fame's title is to have set up the order of Monti di Pietà to remedy the disastrous wear that impoverished families and city-states.
* '''Aminale Lodovico''': a militar and adventurer who fought with other twelve Italian knights in the [[Challenge of Barletta]] (1503) against the French
* '''Sir Cittadini''' (the Dragon Slayer): legendary hero of the city of Terni. He is the one who will free his city from the slavery of a dragon of the swamps.
* [[Saint Valentine]], bishop and martyred saint
* [[:it:Berardo, Ottone, Pietro, Accursio e Adiuto|Saints Berardo, Ottone, Pietro, Accursio and Adiuto]], 13th century Franciscan [[List of protomartyrs|protomartyrs]]

===Notable===
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* [[Francesco Angeloni]] (1559–1652), historian, art collector and writer of ''Historia di Terni''
* [[Baconin Borzacchini]] (1898–1933), Grand Prix motor racing driver
* [[Giulio Briccialdi]] (1818–1881), composer and flautist
* [[Alessandro Casagrande]] (1922–1964), composer and pianist
* [[Aurelio De Felice]], sculptor
* [[Alessio Foconi]], fencer
* [[Alvaro Leonardi]] (1895–1955), military aviator, highly decorated with the [[Silver Medal of Military Valor]] and with a [[War Merit Cross]]. Ace fighter, is credited with eight knockdowns during the First World War.
* [[Libero Liberati]], 500 cc motorcycle racer, nicknamed "The Steel Knight" (''Il Cavaliere d'Acciaio''), 1957 500 cc Grand Prix World Champion
* [[Fabio Lucioni]] (born 1987), football player
* [[Alessandro Manni]], retired football player
* Stefano Micheli, musician ([[My Mine]])
* [[:it:Elia Rossi Passavanti|Elia Rossi Passavanti]] political and military, then mayor of the city of Terni, and local historian, one of only two Italians to be decorated with the [[Medal of Military Valor]] in both the First and Second World Wars
* Ettore Patrizi, publisher, ''L'Italia''
* [[Danilo Petrucci]], Moto GP racer
* [[Claudio Petruccioli]], politician and journalist
* [[Oreste Scalzone]], political activist, founder of [[Potere Operaio]]
* [[Davide Scaramuzza]], professor
* [[Tacitus|Gaius Cornelius Tacitus]], Roman historian
* [[Tacitus (emperor)|Marcus Claudius Tacitus]], Roman emperor
* [[Paolo Tagliavento]], international football referee
* [[Sara Tommasi]], actress
* [[Riccardo Zampagna]], football player
* [[Lorela Cubaj]], [[Women's National Basketball Association|WNBA]] player