Examples of using Naples in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Taking Naples, the army of de Cordoba again met with the French near the river Garigliano.
During the late 18th century in Naples, the pizza we know today came into existence.
He was related to the King of Naples, the King of Serbia, the Da Camino lords of Treviso,
He was the most eminent lawyer in Naples; in eight years he won all the matters he defended.
The Roman Empire and especially the area around Naples and Pompeii were famous for the use of pizzas as daily meals.
Some of the things you could visit in and around Naples include the Egg Castle, which also holds the Museum of Prehistory.
The new saint was born in Torre del Greco(Naples) in 1751 and spent his entire life there,
Roman Empire and especially the area around the Naples and Pompeii were famous for their use of pizzas as everyday meals.
He was the most brilliant lawyer in the tribunal of Naples: for eight years he won all the cases he defended.
Today, the donations are exhibited in the Museum, whose entrance is located on the right side of the Cathedral of Naples, under the arcades.
The location was close to a metro so very easy to get in to Naples centre.
On the death of Innocent IV he was elected pope at Naples on December 12, 1254.
Apparently, some monks sought out Benedict who had been living as a hermit in a cave for three years near Naples, Italy.
On the death of Pope Innocent IV in 1254 he was elected pope at Naples on 12 December 1254.
There are also $1 homes in the rural village of Zungoli in the Campania region near Naples.
Dating back to the late 1800s, UNA Napoli is a grand hotel in central Naples, 5 minutes' walk from Naples Central Station.
She also taught history of graphic arts at the"Suor Orsola Benincasa" University in Naples.
I think there was more pressure because Naples is the only big city in Italy with only one team.
The main transportation hub will be at Naples' Stazione Marittima, where two cruise ships will be moored to host around 4,000 athletes and technicians.
Pope Gregory the Great(† 604) mentions the diaconia of Naples, while in Rome the diaconiae are documented from the seventh