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Metro Line 6 This Metro line should be called 666 and not simply 6, since they've had the Devil's own time building it.) In any event, two things did NOT happen in Naples in 1990. One: ...
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Secret Societies in the South "A surging, seething, murmuring crowd of beings that are human only in name, for to the eye and ear they seem naught but savage creatures, animated by vile passions and ...
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Atella Archaeological Museum Technically, the name of this small, new, excellent museum in Succivo (one of the Atellan communities) is the "Museo archaeologico dell'agro atellano." In Italian, "agro" ...
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Recycling If you are a tree-hugging ecophile like Yours Truly and reside in a modern, industrialized nation, you no doubt adhere conscientiously to that recent and civilized clause ...
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Increase the Size of Your Ad! Skywriting is the first gigantic advertising I remember: mile-high letters at 10,000 feet--telling me to drink Pepsi. (That was impressive, but not as much as fake skywriting. ...
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Atella: Comedy Central And what Atellan orgies of the soul Were celebrated then among the rocks They testify themselves in books That rouse Atellan laughter. --(from "The Eremites," by Robert Graves) ...
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Symbols of Naples It is not surprising that Mt. Vesuvius is a common symbol of Naples. There have been so many paintings and photos of " 'a muntagna" over the years, it's almost as if artists ...
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Well, Maybe Not Everything! May is traditionally the time of the year in Naples when everything is open: all the royal palaces, museums, archaeological sites, and many of the otherwise difficult to ...
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Next Stop, Neapolis! If you go to the mammoth National Archaeological Museum in Naples, you get archaeology-- which is to say that if you eat, drink and breathe archaeology, you will come out ...
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The Vesuvian Villas In the early 1700s the eastern limit of the city of Naples was an actual wall, more or less where the red belfry of the church of the Carmine and the ruins of the old Carmine ...
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