Velletri - Knowledge

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defection of their respective peoples". The colonists sent envoys to Rome "to clear themselves of the charge of joining in the Volscian war and to ask for the release of the captives, that they might punish them in accordance with their own laws". Their request was denied. They received a rebuke and an order to leave the city. In 382 BC two of the

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respectively. They merged in 1713 and continued to exist until 1870. The Maestre Pie Venerini teachers opened their house in 1744. An Institute of the Brothers of Christian Schools was founded in 1836 and disbanded in 1850 due to lack of facilities. A primary school conjoined with the Royal Normal School was opened in 1874.

888:). It was decreed that if a Veliternian senator crossed this river, "his redemption should be set at a thousand pounds of bronze, and that he who had captured him might not release his prisoner from bondage until the fine was paid". The town was repopulated with colonists who were settled on the lands of the senators. 1775:

dialect. The Veliterno dialect, is often unintelligible for those who do not normally speak Italian. It is characterized by a predominance of the vowel "o" and Neapolitan expressions such as "nanny" for a father, "am dead" for dead. The first dictionary of the Velletrano dialect was published in the

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and Mount Artemisio in the north. The climate is very rainy, with an annual average of 1,400 to 1,500 mm (55 to 59 in) precipitation, making it the rainiest city of Lazio and one of the most rainy cities in Italy. Humid currents from the southwest facing the Mont Artemisio condense all the

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was in days of old a distinguished one at Velitrae; for not only was a street in the most frequented part of town long ago called Octavian, but an altar was shown there besides, consecrated by an Octavius. This man was leader in a war with a neighbouring town ..." This was the family of Rome's first

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was sent to fight the Volsci. He defeated them and " pursued their enemies beyond it to Velitrae, where vanquished and victors burst into the city in one body. More blood was shed there, in the promiscuous slaughter of all sorts of people, than had been in the battle itself. A very few were granted

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and Velitrae provided a contingent which fought alongside the Volsci. The Romans found out about this because there were men from Velitrae among the prisoners they captured in a battle they won against the Volsci. They were sent to Rome and questioned. This "in no uncertain terms laid bare the

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Velletri has been divided into five decarcìe (singular decarcìa), areas equivalent to districts, since the medieval period. The name decarcia presumed to mean "power of ten" from to the Greek words δεκα (deka, "ten") and αρχια (Arkia, "power"). However, currently there are six decarcie. The

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The first schools for children in Velletri had very old roots. The Conservatorio di zitelle per l'educazione della fanciulle (conservatory for old maids and for the education of young girls) and the istituto di Suore Orsoline (institute of the Orsoline Nuns) were founded in 1690 and 1695

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commanded by General Fred Walker spotted a flaw in the German defenses on Mount Artemisio between Velletri and Valmontone. Between 30 and 31 May 1944, the 142nd and 143rd regiments penetrated the German defenses at Monte Artemisio, and on June 1 Velletri fell, followed the next day by

1102:, the lord of Marino, sacked Rome of May 7, 1527. The Pope was imprisoned in (Castel Sant'Angelo), forcing Velletri to pay 15,000 crowns in municipal lands, 12,600 crowns in installments, and provide more than 6,000 rubbia lime and 15,000 tiles to repair the damage done to Marino. 647:, with the name of Acqua Lucia. It is named after the Minella bridge on State Road 7, Via Appia Nuova and originates at 405 metres (1,329 ft) above sea level, at the foot of Colle degli Olmi. Minella also runs parallel to the fosso delle Tre Armi, which then connects to it. 898:(local administrative districts where Roman citizens were registered). These two new Roman tribes were the Maecia and Scaptia. According to Cornell and Oakley, Velitrae and Lanuvium were incorporated into the Scaptia and Maecia respectively, thus obtaining Roman citizenship. 1177:

In 1913, the Tramvie dei Castelli Romani tram line reached Velletri, connecting it directly to Rome and the rest of the Castelli Romani area until 1953. In 1927, the fascist regime instituted the National Grape and Wine Festival, which is still celebrated today in October.

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and Castelli Romani. Velletri and its most important monuments were virtually destroyed; the Tower of the Trivium at the Palazzo Comunale and Palazzo Ginnetti were never rebuilt. Despite the evacuation order of German military authorities, there were civilian casualties.

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The main urban green area is the Giardino Comunale (Municipal Garden) in via Orti Ginnetti. It previously was the Villa Ginnetti and the Ginnetti Allotments (Orti). There are other green areas: the recently restored Gardens of St. Mary, in the suburbs towards

665:, which arises from Colle Tondo, on Maschio dell'Artemisio (812 m) and in the Faccialone forest (615 m). This watercourse near Villa Borgia, superseded the old town of Velletri, changes name to Fossa Farina near the iron bridge of the Roma-Velletri railway. 1388:. Velletri was chosen as the provincial capital because of its central position, which confirmed "the role and the strategic importance of Velletri". The budget allocated to the province, once established, was 460 million lire. On 23 September 2007, Pope 2180:

Velletri has a well established film tradition. In addition to several studios in the town in the early 20th century, there has always been at least one cinema. Helios Filme studio was established in the town in 1900. In 1911 it released its film Dante's

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In the Middle Ages, at least six naming variants (Velletrum, Veletrum, Veletra, Velitrum, Bellitro, Villitria) are attested by various official acts until the 11th century. Until the 18th century, Velletri survived as parallel forms of Blitri and Belitri.

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The main public library in Velletri is the Biblioteca Comunale (Municipal Library) Augusta Tersenghi. It has several book collections assembled by individuals from the 18th century and is an integral part of SBCR (Library System of the Castelli Romani).

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The Royal Normal School was established at Velletri by royal decree of September 23, 1872, to meet the need for better training for primary school teachers in the province of Rome. In 1891 the school was named after Clemente Cardinali (1789–1839), an

754:, corresponding to the Greek "ουελια" ( "Velia"). From this root came the place name Velestrom, the place next to a swamp or marsh, was probably used by Volsci to call old Velletri. The Romans named it after the same city Velitrae, hence the Greek 1579:, or ruling authorities, of Velletri and the Great Council. The first stone of the new building, was laid on January 26, 1575. Completed in 1590, and destroyed in 1944, the palace has now been substantially rebuilt true to the original project. 1622:

When Velletri was a Volscian town it was surrounded by massive walls. However, they were razed to the ground in 338 BC as a punishment after the final Roman conquest of the city. The walls were not rebuilt until the Middle Ages. In the

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The sports hall host the cities basketball and volleyball teams, It opened in December 2008, and it is located in San Biagio. It has a capacity of over 2000 spectators. It is used for the major domestic competitions, and is named after

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almost outnumbered the colonists". The enemy took refuge in the city and the tribunes "abstained from attacking the place; they were not certain of succeeding, nor did they think it right to aim at the extermination of the colony".

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reconquest of Italy. The first information about Velletri in the Middle Ages is dated 465 by Adeodato, the bishop of the city. Between the 5th and 6th century, the Veliterna diocese became increasingly important. In 592,

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The multipurpose gym as has functioned as a multiple sport centre for many years. It remains a major multi sport facility where volleyball and basketball games are also held. It has a capacity of about 1,000 spectators.

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and products of the surrounding agricultural region. In 1851, the wine production of the area was around 14,000 barrels, which was sold mainly to Rome. The territory of Velletri produces the following DOC wines:

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was planted". In 492 BC, while the Volsci were affected by an epidemic, "the Romans increased the number of colonists at Velitrae and sent out a new colony to Norba, in the mountains, as a stronghold for the

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Anche secondo le categorie sismiche stabilite dal D.M. LL.PP. 1984 e la successiva ordinanza P.C.M. n° 3274 20 marzo 2003 Velletri era in zona sismica 2. Sono nella stessa zone sismica tutti i Colli Albani.

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besieged Velletri. However, the city resisted until the arrival of reinforcements from Rome. In exchange for this help, the city had to undergo the appointment of a mayor appointed by Rome. This kind of

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The Archaeological Route is the heart of the collection, the Sarcophagus of the Labors of Hercules, dating to the 2nd century and discovered in 1955, the Orontes plate of the 4th century, and the

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would be elected every six months. The first four times the choice would be directly ratified by the Romans. In 1353 the Trivium Tower was opened. It was a symbol of the city of Velletri.

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The Antonio Mancinelli Falconi-Dante Institute of Further Education is the result of a merger between various educational bodies. It runs courses in the classics, languages, socio-psycho-

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Institute of Rome. It became autonomous in 1968. Since then it has had over 6000 graduates. Today, it has 50 classes and a thousand pupils. It offers courses in science and technology.

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In 380 BC the Romans stormed Velitrae and then moved on to fight other enemies. In 370 BC the colonists of Velitrae made several incursions into Roman territory and also besieged

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with the assistance of 800 Velletrani soldiers. The land of Castellana was granted to Velletri, and remained merged with Velletri until 1967. On April 21, 1482, during the

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In the 13th century, Velletri was administered in the form of a republic. It was governed by the Great Council, composed of consuls, who were then replaced by a council of

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portal is by Traiano da Palestrina (1512). The interior has several frescoes, while the Capitular Museum houses important relics, vessels and paintings including works by

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built several villas in Velitrae. Inscriptions recorded that the city had a basilica, an amphitheater and a theater. Livy noted that the city had the shrines of the gods

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opened the Roma-Velletri railway, the third rail of the Papal States and one of the first in Italy. This helped the growth of the town even after the transition to the

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and Velitrae. After two years of fighting Rome defeated the rebels. Velitrae was punished harshly. Her walls were demolished. Her senators were exiled beyond the River

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In 2000, the new library called Biblioteca Comunale Augusto Tersenghi was inaugurated. here were also the opening of the Teatro di Terra (1995), the reopening of the

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or Cathedral of St Clement was erected in the 4th century over the ruins of a pagan temple. It has three naves and was rebuilt in the current form in 1659–1662. The

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Emanuele Lucidi, Memorie storiche dell'antichissimo municipio ora terra dell'Ariccia, e delle sue colonie di Genzano e Nemi, Roma, Tipografia Salomoni, 1786.

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quarter, having come without arms and given themselves up." The Volsci "were deprived of the Veliternian land; colonists were sent from to Velitrae and a

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is a smaller pitch (105x60 m) with a single stand with a capacity of about 500 people. It is a practice pitch for teams which play in the lower leagues.

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The territory of Velletri collects water run off from many streams. These streams, most of them torrential in character or small in scale, are known as

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The radio station Radio Delta Stereo Velletri hadsbeen on frequency 103.3 since 1976. Radio Mania is a radio station that broadcasts on frequency 88.2.

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range and was geologically formed about 150,000 years ago, after the collapse of the Volcano Laziale (caldera). The southern boundary forms around

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After the French Revolution, Velletri rebelled and it was proclaimed a Republic. Later it changed sides and 900 of its citizens resisted in

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The L'Istituto di Istruzione Superiore "Juana Romani" is an art school. There is also the agricultural college in Via Ferruccio Parri.

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of the cathedral contains works of art, which are especially important for their uniqueness. Among these are the 11th-12th century's

1991:'s severe loss of population, the university was moved to Velletri, where form 1817 it run humanities courses which led to degrees. 1656:

was rebuilt in 1573 to a design by Jacopo Barozzi da Vignola, near the bastions of the town. However, during extension works on the

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ordered the reunification of the two powers (papal and civilian) in 1591, thus sealing the definitive end of the free municipality.

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of Sant'Eurosia. This stream originates from Monte Spina, elevation 731 metres (2,398 ft) above sea level, in the territory of

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marched against Rome and passed through Velletri, meeting resistance from residents, who were rewarded by the Pope in 1101, with a

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According to the classification given by the Geological Survey of Italy, much of the territory consists of ground-type LPS, or

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The territory of Velletri stretches between two distinct areas. The northern part is situated on the southern foothills of the

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The Istituto Tecnico Commerciale Statale Professionale Cesare Battisti is a college rather rooted in Velletri with courses in

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for that year, Spurius and Lucius Papirius, marched on Velitrae. They won a battle near the town in which "auxiliaries from

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Ad ogni modo, fuori dai periodi fissati non è consentito usare per più di sei ore giornaliere gli impianti di riscaldamento

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on the Grand Tour d'Italie. It attracts travelers to its museum collections, its architecture and its natural environment.

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Velletri Prison: in the district Lazzara, it is a maximum security prison which housed Filippo Pappalardi and Angelo Izzo.

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500 Velletrani soldiers, 250 of whom were considered to be among the best Italian archers, fought with the papal army of

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was created. New schools and cultural centers were built. The new seat of the Tribunal, the Cadets Battalion NCO of the

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in the last days of May 1944 Velletri was at the center of the conflict which followed the Anglo-American landing at

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by Gentile da Fabriano is the only work the artist made during his Roman period (September 1426 – September 1427).

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Porta Fura, Porta del Pontone, Porta Santa Martina (o Portella), Porta Lucia, Porta Romana, and Porta Napoletana

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style, in gratitude for the liberation of the city from a plague that devastated it in 1348. Symbol of the city.

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were falling to the enemy the Germans created a third fortified line, the Caesar Line, which stretched between

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recorded that in 332 BC new Roman citizens were assessed in the census of that year and registered into two new

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with Velletri as its capital . In the proposal the following municipalities would be part of the new province:

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Antonio Nibby, Analisi storico-topografico-antiquaria della carta de' dintorni di Roma - Velletri, Roma, 1829.

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in Velitrae is attested to by a curve in area adjacent to the Town Hall and an inscription found in the 1565.

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in 410 CE. It was the seat of a bishopric and, in the following century, it became an imperial city after the

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Festival of Camellias, these flowers which grow in the countryside have been celebrated since 1994 in March

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The old town's altitude is substantially uniform from the elevation of Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi at 339 m

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There are numerous public fountains in Velletri, some of them monumental. They are all served by the city

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The rebuilding of Velletri continued despite a devolution in 1967 granted independent municipal status to

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Antonio Nibby, Analisi storico-topografico-antiquaria della carta de' dintorni di Roma - Velletri, p. 457

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At the end of the 19th century, the Velletri Experimental Winery was opened by the University of Tuscia.

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Piazza Giuseppe Mazzini fountain, built in 1612 to a design of the architect Massimiliano Bruni. Its

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Velletri has three theaters. Two of these are the Ugo Tognazzi Theater and the Theater of the Earth.

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won a battle with the Bourbon Neapolitan force at Velletri, but the victory was short-lived as the

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The Geopaleontological and Prehistory of the Alban Hills opened in 2005. It is a journey into the

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The War Memorial, designed by Emanuele Cannigia was inaugurated on June 2, 1927, in before King

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were found within the structure of the Church of the St. Francis in 1784, and are kept at the

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and the Monti Prenestini was dominated by the Counts of Tusculum, including the fortress of

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Velletri has hosted a Philharmonic Concert at the Palazzo Comunale since the 19th century.

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Theater and the restoration of the Civic Archaeological Museum and of the Diocesan Museum.

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in 1863, and is one of the centers the Via Appia Nuova (modern Appian Way) passes through.

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and a prison, in addition to several colleges and high schools. It is the terminus of the

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The Lazio regional TV, with the daily news (Tg Velletri Lazio), is located in Velletri.

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and central Italy. It was the site of two historic battles in 1744 and 1849. During the

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In 1999–2000, 10,090 children attended schools of all levels in the area of Velletri:

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Quilici, L., S. Quilici Gigli, R. Talbert, T. Elliott, S. Gillies (28 November 2020).

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Court of Velletri: in Piazza Giovanni Falcone, is the second most important court of

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The Oreste Nardini Civic Archeological Museum of Velletri, has noteworthy works from

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The Oreste Nardini Civic Archaeological Museum has some substantial works, like the

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In 385 BC, during another war between Rome and the Volsci, the Roman colonists from

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ordered the May 25 offensive against the Caesar line facing strong resistance. The

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Association "Sbandieratori e Musici di Velletri" - Flag-throwers & drummers

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of the republican period. It is unique because it had pointed arches, and a

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tribe. Legendarily it came into conflict with the Romans during the reign of

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Camera dei Deputati - proposta di legge n° 853 XIV legislatura, art. 4 p. 6.

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Velletri produces are red and white wines from grapes that are limited to a

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The Pasquella is held on January 5: it consists of parade in period costumes

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has a capacity of about 5,000 spectators and hosts its soccer team. The

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depicting Christ crucified, while towards the Agnus Dei is surrounded by

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rain on Velletri, leaving clouds restricted to the northern side of the

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The Bell tower of Santa Maria in Trivio (Trivium), erected in 1353 in

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The official language of Velletri is obviously Italian, while the

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and Sangus. Velitrae was also a noted center for wine production.

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The Giancarlo Vallauri Istituto Tecnico Industriale Statale is a

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had the title of Velletri-Segni, visited Velletri celebrating a

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country", which was a Volscian area near Velitrae. According to

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Stillwell, R., MacDonald, W.L., Holland McAllister, M. (Eds.),

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The Regiment of Cadets Brigadier Marshals and Velletri Police.

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The site of the Villa degli Ottavi, sub-urban residence of the

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presented a bill on the establishment of the province of the

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brought together the Diocese of Tres Tabernae in Velletri.

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Fontana di Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi, was built around 1912;

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that gave very broad boundaries to the Veliterna community.

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of Velletri's territory is Zone 2 (medium-high seismicity).

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of a fragment of the Holy Cross), with precious stones and

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of the Colonnas took up lots in Velletri. In 1589, Pope

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Dizionario di erudizione storico-ecclesiastica - Velletri

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Dizionario di erudizione storico-ecclesiastica - Velletri

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In the 10th century, Velletri fell under the rule of the

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yield of 16 tonnes/ha. The reds are blends of 30-50%

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symbols of the Evangelists. The Cross was donated by

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occupied Velletri during his attempt to conquer the

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lasted until 1374 when, following an agreement, the

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not being far, and to the protection offered by the

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Commissariato della Guardia di Finanza of Velletri.

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Fountain of Piazza Benedetto Cairoli, built in 1622

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Neighbouring communes are 3278: 3264: 3078:, Albano Laziale, 1990; Zaccaria Negroni, 2723:. Italian National Institute of Statistics 2541: 2250: 1954:and social sciences at high school level. 1939:, Quod Divina Sapientia on April 7, 1851. 578:and was accomplished during the regime of 2793: 2233:National Grape and Wine Festival, October 2164:. The various free local newspapers are 2063:: explores the life of man before writing 2015:. The museum is divided into two routes: 1747: 1221:. The First Division paratroopers of the 2504:(Velletri, 1987), footballer in Italian 2296: 2254: 2147: 2033:area. It is divided into five sections: 1914:Velletri Military school for carabinieri 1909: 1796: 1701:National Archaeological Museum of Naples 1613: 1548:The Fontana di Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi 1543: 1494: 1166:line reached Velletri in 1856. 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The whites are blends of up to 70% 1568:fountain depicts mythological scenes; 839:military tribunes with consular power 633:at the edge of the municipal area to 556: 418: 2817: 2227:Festival of Santa Maria delle Grazie 2022:Volsci, discovered in 1910 are here. 1812:Association Committee Velletri South 1780:Institutions and government services 600:Mount Artemisio overshadows Velletri 510:. 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