- was
worshipped as a
power of Jupiter; that is,
Jupiter Vesuvius. The
Romans regarded Mount Vesuvius as
being devoted to Hercules. The
historian Diodorus...
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Vesuvius, a
major stratovolcano in
Southern Italy, the best-known is its
eruption in 79 AD,
which was one of the
deadliest in history.
Mount Vesuvius...
- Look up
Vesuvius in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Vesuvius, also
known as
Mount Vesuvius, is a
volcano in
Italy that destro**** the
Roman city of Pompeii...
- USS
Vesuvius may
refer to: USS
Vesuvius (1806), a bomb
ketch operated during the
first decade of the 19th
century USS
Vesuvius (1846), a bomb brig saw...
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areas of Campania, Italy:
Mount Vesuvius, the
Phlegrean Fields and Ischia.
Founded in 1841 on the
slopes of
Mount Vesuvius by
Ferdinand II of Bourbon, King...
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escape its
market woes". The Independent. "
Vesuvius". ADVFN.
Retrieved 3
April 2015. "Cookson
becomes Vesuvius". ceramrefractories.co.uk.
Archived from...
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September 1898,
Vesuvius remained at the
Boston Navy Yard
until 1904, when she
began conversion to a torpedo-testing vessel.: 50
Vesuvius lost her unique...
- due to
rising temperatures as
Vesuvius began its
erupting process. As
early as
August 1631,
visible signs of
Vesuvius'
reawakening could be seen on the...
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direction of the
winds at the time.
Mount Vesuvius is
continuously kept
under surveillance by the
Vesuvius Observatory of the
National Institute of Geophysics...
- 6 m (13 to 20 ft) of
volcanic ash and
pumice in the
eruption of
Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.
Largely preserved under the ash,
Pompeii offers a
unique snapshot...
