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Pozzuoli (Italian pronunciation: [potˈtswɔːli]; Latin:
Puteoli ; Neapolitan: Pezzulo) is a city and
comune of the
Metropolitan City of Naples, in the...
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original on 2009-07-10.
Retrieved 2008-09-27. Crimaco,
Luigi et al. Da
Puteoli a Pozzuoli :
scavi e
ricerche sulla rocca del
Rione Terra, Naples : Electa...
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illustrate the
Puteoli breakwaters with the
inscription "pilae". S.E.Oscrow "The
topography of
Puteoli and
Baiae on the
eight gl**** flasks"
Puteoli, 1979, p...
- to be
depicted on
ancient gl****
flasks made for
visitors (probably in
Puteoli in the late 3rd to
early 4th
century AD) many of
which have been found...
- for over two
miles from the
resort of
Baiae to the
neighbouring port of
Puteoli. It was said that the
bridge was to
rival the
Persian king Xerxes' pontoon...
- Campania,
currently playing in
Serie D.
Originally founded in 1902 as
Puteoli Sport, they
changed their name to U.S.
Puteolana in 1919 and pla**** at...
- di Pozzuoli) was the
macellum or
market building of the
Roman colony of
Puteoli, now the city of
Pozzuoli in
southern Italy. When
first excavated in the...
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miles from the
resort of Baiae, near Naples, to the
neighbouring port of
Puteoli, with
resting places between. Some
ships were
built on site but
grain ships...
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builders of the Colosseum, also
constructed a
Flavian Amphitheatre in
Puteoli (modern Pozzuoli). The name
Colosseum is
believed to be
derived from a...
- Mansi,
Tomus IX, p. 734. Lanzoni, p. 213, no. 5. An
unnamed bishop of
Puteoli is
mentioned in a
letter of Pope
Gregory I in July 600.
Philippus Jaffe...
