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The "Sedili" of Naples There is a small square named sedil Capuano in Naples and also a street named sedile di Porto, both in the heart of the old city. Unlike many names in Neapolitan toponymy, ...
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Naples Miscellany 17 (early Feb. 2010) —The new Oscar Niemeyer auditorium (photo, right) in Ravello has just been inaugurated with a series of concerts featuring the San Carlo orchestra, the young soloists of the ...
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San Giuseppe delle Scalze The church of San Giuseppe delle Scalze (also known to locals as San Giuseppe a Pontecorvo) was open today, but not for a church service. A neighborhood committee ...
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Restoration of the Pozzuoli Cathedral A kind gentleman at a small library in Pozzuoli the other day informed me that the newly restored cathedral (duomo) would be “inaugurated in a few days.” He wasn’t ...
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The Bonfires of St. Anthony January 17 is the feast day of Anthony the Great (c 251-356), also known as Anthony the Abbot, in Italian as Sant’Antonio abate and in Naples and the rest of southern ...
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Installation art 2009/2010 This season’s installment of “installation art” at Piazza Plebiscito did not go off without a hitch. It was supposed to be in place on December 19 and was to be called “Pioneer ...
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The Red House on Capri and J. C. MacKowen One of the prominent tourist attractions on the island of Capri is the Casa rossa (Red house) in the town of Anacapri. It is more than red; it is Pompeian red and stands ...
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The Bellini Theater The Bellini Theater in Naples has had a fate similar to that of other theaters in the city and, indeed, in the world at large. That is to say, it did very well when live entertainment ...
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Saint Nicholas in Naples Although there is at least one St. Nicholas church in Naples (San Nicola alla Carità on via Toledo) the saint, himself, is not particularly associated with the city. Elsewhere ...
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Ponte della Maddalena—The Magdalene Bridge Bearing in mind the obvious— things that no longer exist are difficult to find!—I set out to find, stroll across, or at least look at the ruins of the storied Ponte della ...
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