L'evoluzione tecnica di Tiziano: Scuderie del Quirinale, Roma - 5 marzo 16 giugno 2013

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Le opere più conosciute di Tiziano (Pieve di Cadore 1485 circa - Venezia 1576) che saranno esposte alle Scuderie del Quirinale in una mostra concepita per concludere idealmente l’ampio progetto di rilettura della pittura veneziana e di riflessione sul ruolo cardine che essa avuto nel rinnovamento della cultura italiana ed europea. Un percorso che le Scuderie del Quirinale hanno sviluppato analizzando l’opera dei protagonisti della rivoluzione pittorica moderna - da Antonello da Messina a Giovanni Bellini, da Lorenzo Lotto a Tintoretto - di cui Tiziano è testimonianza finale e altissima quale artista europeo per eccellenza.

Visitando la mostra sarà possibile ripercorrere i tratti salienti dell’inarrestabile ascesa del grande artista italiano: dagli esordi veneziani in seno alle botteghe di Giovanni Bellini e Giorgione all’autonomia acquisita con le grandi tele per i dogi, gli Este e i Della Rovere fino ad arrivare alle committenze imperiali di Carlo V e poi del figlio Filippo II. Decennio per decennio, l’intera carriera di Tiziano sarà rappresentata al massimo livello sottolineando il magistrale senso del colore e l’evoluzione di una pennellata capace di travalicare i limiti dell’immaginario pittorico. Attraverso confronti iconografici - tra i molti, emblematico, quello tra la Crocifissione della chiesa dei domenicani di Ancona, il Crocifisso dell’Escorial di Madrid e il frammento di Crocifissione oggi alla Pinacoteca Nazionale di Bologna - il pubblico potrà percepire direttamente la novità d’impostazione e la grammatica compositiva del Maestro, in una mostra attenta a narrarne non solo la fondamentale dimensione di pittore religioso ma anche la complessa attività di ritrattista della nobiltà del tempo. Una mostra ideata - grazie al sostegno e ai prestiti delle massime istituzioni museali italiane e straniere - per far comprendere al grande pubblico l’eccezionalità di un Tiziano capace di accordare “la grandezza e terribilità di Michel Agnolo, la piacevolezza e venustà di Raffaello, et il colorito proprio della Natura”, secondo l’immagine del poligrafo contemporaneo Ludovico Dolce, suo grande estimatore.

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Vakantiehuis in Italië, Toscane, Volterra

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‘Che Vita’: ‘Wat een leven’ Heerlijk relaxen in deze vakantiewoning gelegen tussen de wijngaarden en olijfbomen op de Toscaanse heuvels. Genieten van de zon en een prachtig uitzicht vanaf het terras.

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Bargain Properties for sale in Le Marche: Casa Zafferano, Monte Vidon Combatte

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Casa Zafferano is a prestigious farmhouse for sale in Le Marche.

Situated on a hillside with panoramic views of Monte Vidon Combatte, an historic centre in Le Marche, Casa Zafferano is an example of fine craftsmanship combining the old with the new in a charming country home. Thick stone walls are accented by modern finishings that blend together beautifully.

This is not a luxury villa but a property that offers ample space for a small family and includes a living room with a travertine fireplace a dining room, a laundry cupboard and a steel-outfitted functional kitchen on the ground floor

On the first floor there are two double bedrooms and a bathroom with a bathtub/shower combination. One of the bedrooms opens onto a large terrace overlooking the pool. All of the rooms are awash with sunlight and provide enchanting views.

The garden, which has a very large pool, has been created so that it is easy to maintain and makes excellent use of the views and natural shade.

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Visitare i borghi della Toscana: Monteriggioni | Italy Guide

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La Toscana è ricca di Borghi medioevali di piccole e grandi dimensioni, spesso circondati da mura e ricchi di storia e legende.

Uno di questi borghi della Toscana che vi inviato a scoprire e visitare è il Borgo di Monteriggioni in provincia di Siena.

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Zwaardvis uit de oven | Recepten | Ciao tutti - ontdekkingsblog door Italië

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Vandaag staat er zwaardvis op het menu, dankzij Loes Janssen Miraglia wederom. ‘De zwaardvis is een snelle, krachtige zoutwatervis. Hij is gemiddeld twee meter lang, maar hij kan wel 4,5 meter lang worden. Hij weegt soms wel 300 kilo. Door zijn snelheid en zijn kracht wordt hij beschouwd als de nobelste vis.

In het verleden werd zwaardvis in Zuid-Italië alleen gegeten door de rijken. Armere mensen stelden zich tevreden met verse sardines en ansjovis. De allerarmsten konden zich helemaal geen vis veroorloven. Tegenwoordig is zwaardvis elke dag vers op de markt verkrijgbaar. In ieder geval in Catania, op Sicilië, waar ik een aantal jaren met mijn Siciliaanse partner heb gewoond. Vaak stallen de marktlui de kop met het zwaard als trofee uit.

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IJskoud maar beeldschoon: winter op zijn Italiaans - planet watch - De Morgen

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Je zou het Italië momenteel niet nageven dat het een populaire zonbestemming is in de zomer.

Het Zuid-Europese land gaat gebukt onder een koudegolf, met sneeuw en vrieskou die de grote massa’s uit het straatbeeld verjagen.

Mooie, romantische plaatjes levert het wel op.

En de Italianen die toch de straat op moeten, die zien er uit om door een ringetje te halen.

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The Roads of the Faith in Le Marche: The Via Lauretana

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The existence of the Sanctuary of Loreto has been documented since 1294, its peculiarity concerns the object of devotion of the faithful, the Holy House of Nazareth, the place of the Annunciation. The house of Mary was formed in a cave, still venerated in the Basilica of the Annunciation, and a manufactured stone leaning against it. According to tradition, in 1291, when the Crusaders lost permanently the Palestine, with the fall of Akko, the House of the Virgin Mary was carried, “under angelic ministry”, firstly in Illyria and then in the territory of Loreto. Today, according to new documented information, with the available results of the archaeological excavations in the basement of the Holy House (1962-65) and philological and iconographic studies, is increasingly confirming the hypothesis that the Holy House was transported to Loreto by ship.

The first news about the Path of Pilgrimage linked to Loreto shrine dates from the early fourteenth century: it is the link between Recanati and the sea in Roman era, this is the first unit of Via Lauretana. In the following decades, the increasing flow of pilgrims is channeled along a major road directions of the Papal States, the one that comes from Rome along the ancient Via Flaminia to Foligno, then crossing the Apennines at the pitch of Colfiorito, getting Ancona through the valleys of the Chienti and Potenza rivers. This route was renamed Via Lauretana, linking the holy cities of Rome and Loreto. The route of the Via Lauretana is defining progressively, with the definitive identification in the eighteenth century.

Along this guideline were increasing signs of Marian devotion and the creation of the transport infrastructure and accommodation necessary for the pilgrimage, especially since the sixteenth century. At that time were borning confraternities dedicated to the service of the pilgrims, and “hospitales” in the cities and in the most inaccessible tracks of the route Loretana (Apennine passes, river crossings, swamps …).

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Federal Judge Rules Costa Concordia Lawsuit Should Be Filed in Italy - The National Law Journal

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A Fort Lauderdale federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by three passengers and their parents against Miami-based Carnival Corp. over the 2012 capsizing of the Costa Concordia off the coast of Italy.

U.S. District Judge William Dimitrouleas agreed with Carnival that the lawsuit should be filed in Italy, not in the United States. Passengers and Italian businesses have filed lawsuits against Carnival in federal court in the Southern District of Florida because Costa’s parent company is based there.

The cruise line disaster left 32 passengers and crew members dead.

Three of the five plaintiffs are siblings. Adrian, Amanda and Brian Warrick claim they were injured in the wreck. Their parents, Wilhelmina and Ceilito Warrick, sued because they were not allowed to board the Costa Concordia. All are Massachusetts residents.

The Warricks’ tickets each state that all disputes would be resolved in Italian courts, under Italian law. As U.S. citizens, the Warricks asked that their suit be heard in Florida, contending it was a more appropriate forum — a request that is often granted.

But Dimitrouleas found that Carnival would suffer a material injustice if forced to litigate in the U.S. Not only is the ship and other physical evidence located in Italy, so are many of the crew members who might be called to testify. Furthermore, much of the evidence will be in Italian and would require translation if heard in the U.S.

Last year U.S. District Judge Robin Rosenbaum dismissed a lawsuit by a number of Italian businesses seeking damages for financial losses due to the capsizing on similar grounds.

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Verknocht aan de Riva Aquarama: “Ik heb het motorgeluid als ringtone ingesteld.” - DitIsItalie.nl

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Adriaan de Vries maakt graag even tijd voor een gesprekje over zijn Riva Aquarama Special. Het is al snel duidelijk dat hij enthousiast kan vertellen over deze Italiaanse ‘bella barca’. ”Het is mijn derde Riva. Ik ben begonnen met een Riva Saint Tropez. Maar als het Riva-virus je eenmaal grijpt, dan wil je zo’n echte, met een romp van hout.

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Cipolle al forno - Baked Onions

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[…] Onions made this way are a perfect accompaniment to roasted or grilled meats, but are so tasty you could make a vegetarian main course out of them.

Ingredients

Serves 4 people as a side course

4 onions, preferably freshSalt and pepperA few sprigs of fresh parsley, finely choppedBest quality, fruity olive oilDry white wine (optional)

Directions

Fresh onions are quite different looking from the usual dried variety that you normally find in the supermaket. They look a bit like giant scallions, but with a more bulbous base, which is your onion.

Young fresh onions don’t generally need peeling since they have not yet formed a papery skin like the usual dried variety, but they need trimming top and bottom to remove stalk and root ends. Then cut the onions in half across their midsection, against the grain so to speak, so their rings are exposed.

Place the onion halves in a well-oiled baking dish, cut side up. Season very generously with salt and pepper, then sprinkle with the parsley. Finally, drizzled the onion halves with best quality olive oil. (See picture above.)

Place the baking dish in a moderate oven (180C/350F) for an hour or more, until the onions are well reduced in size, very soft and slightly caramelized. Baste the onions with their cooking juices every so often as they cook. Be careful not to allow the onions to burn, which will give them a bitter taste. I like the cover them with a sheet of wax paper for the first 30 minutes or so. If need be, you can lower the oven temperature.

One little personal touch: about 5 minutes before they’re done, I like to splash a bit of white wine on top of the onions. This gives the onions a very slight tang, which nicely balances their natural sweetness, and produces a little ‘sauce’ (sughetto) you can pour over the onions when you serve. them.

Let the onions cool slightly before serving.

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Alberto Guardiani Spring Summer 2013 Collection

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WOMAN

The lively tribal call for color.

Sunny, colorful and sensual, the ALBERTO GUARDIANI SS 2013 collection, is designed for a dynamic, contemporary woman who loves to find and combine class, elegance and femininity. A collection where the essential tribal style mixes colours, materials and precious details.

Colour is the undisputed star of the three main themes: tribal neon; gold and stones and golf; it gives life and personality to various shapes of the season, from the ultra-flat ancel sandal to the cube heel, to a plexi heel and finally to the very sensual twelve centimeter heel.

The tribal neon mood is characterized by its essential geometric shapes accented with triangles that are highlighted in contrasting colours, recalling typical tribal designs of the Dayak of Borneo, the Maori of New Zealand and the Native American Indians. Chains, a distinctive tribal accessory, grace double platform styles like the ancel sandals, becoming elegant straps that wrap around the ankle.

The theme of gold and stones is characterized by a small ring, charm par excellence, that enriches the heel. Crystals, stones the colour of sapphires, rubies and emeralds, embellish the collection surrounding the heel, or enriching the upper or straps.

Swarovski crystals are applied to the cube heel as well as to the toe of Stiff, the extra-feminine lace-up that is presented for the summer season in bright colours of cornflower blue and watermelon, while a metallic knit is braided and gilded forming an elegant Celtic knot, its continual loop a symbol of eternity and good fortune.

The typical style of golf is reinterpreted in a stylish mode, on high heels, with fringes embellished with small stones. It takes its cue from the classic golfers’ gloves, evident in the heels in both the choice of their white colour and of the perforated leather.

LIPSTICK HEEL

The iconic model of Alberto Guardiani for SS 2013 continues to evolve: we introduce the new T-bar shoes, while in the strappy sandal the strap rises above the ankle. The heel is finished in part with majolica ceramic tile and the signature lipstick is embellished with a ring.

FLUTTERBY

The butterfly, a symbol of freedom, flits in to became an icon of the new Flutterby capsule collection. The butterfly heel, carefully painted by hand, has its steel core covered with ABS, not applied to the heel but instead glides expertly through the arch of the sole.

Offered in a pump version in suede, or as a sensual sandal in snakeskin and satin, the Flutterby is always characterized by touches of gold that highlight the shape of wings.

WALLPAPER*

A total novelty of the season is the Wallpaper* capsule collection offered in a feminine note. Lace-up and loafers are made of hi-tech fabric blending sartorial elegance with avant-garde materials, water-repellent and stain resistant. The lace-up is made of fabric with tone-on-tone suede, while the loafer combines fabric with calfskin, matching in tone. Offered in classic and elegant colours of black, blue and green the feminine Wallpaper* capsule is enriched by the delicate tone of pearl gray.

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Niccolò Machiavelli and the 500 years of the publishing of "The Prince"

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This year we are celebrating 500 years of the publishing of the master work, The Prince written by Niccolo Machiavelli. Machiavelli is one of the most famous people in the history of Florence, so if you walk in town you might see his image sculpted in one of the niches of the Uffizi loggia. He lived at the end of the 15th century and was a writer, philosopher, playwright and Secretary of the Republic of Florence. He was involved in politics in a very crucial moment in political history, when Tuscany wasn’t yet unified, and all the little towns close to Florence were finding powerful allies to fight the Town of the lilly in order and mantain their freedom.

With the help of Charles V, after 18 years of the Republic, the Medici family returned to Florence with an iron fist. Machiavelli was dismissed and put into exile in his beautiful property at San Andrea in Percussina, located about 10km from town. In this period he wrote “Mandrake” and “The Prince”. The latter is a treatise on how a prince should develop some specific skills to govern a state well… The most famous phrase, “the end justifies the means” has become an Italian saying.

To celebrate the event I propose a beautiful itinerary, a day hike on the hills of Florence, along the ancient pathways heading south. We will wak through backroads, finishing up at the Machiavelli Villa. Here not only can you feel Machiavelli’s ghost walking through the vineyards but you can taste a yummy country meal and wash it down (of course) with a little Chianti wine and the best focaccia bread of the area. Afterwards we can return to Florence any way you wish- by foot or by bus.

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Quadrilatero UNESCO

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Il “Quadrilatero dell’Unesco” è un itinerario integrato, facilmente fruibile ed ideale per condividere suggestioni ed esperienze uniche grazie a luoghi ricchi di storia, cultura, arte, bellezze naturali, tradizioni enogastronomiche irripetibili.

Questo itinerario intende valorizzare le peculiarità delle aree delle Province di Modena, Ferrara, Reggio Emilia, Bologna, Mantova, Rovigo e Delta del Po, caratterizzate dall’elevata qualità ricettiva e di servizi, frutto di un’imprenditorialità vivace, professionale e di lunga tradizione.



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Sanremo, Crozza contestato e fischiato all'Ariston - Repubblica Tv - la Repubblica.it

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Fischi e contestazioni per Maurizio Crozza all’Ariston: “No politica a Sanremo”, è l’urlo che si leva dalla sala. “Così non vale, stiamo applaudendo un comico, dobbiamo divertirci e non approfittare del festival di Sanremo per farsi notare con due urla” ha detto Fazio intervenuto dopo le contestazioni contro il comico. Crozza ha poi proseguito con le sue maschere e la lunga performance è poi finita tra gli applausi scroscianti. “Voglio ringraziare il pubblico dell’Ariston che ci ha aiutato a riconoscere due persone già note che hanno fatto di tutto per farsi notare anche stasera”, ha commentato Fabio Fazio

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Weg met de slappe koffie! - Hippe espressobars duiken overal op in Belgische steden.

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Een wit kopje op een schoteltje. Slappe koffie, een mignonette van Côte d’or, suiker en een Nutroma-melkje. Eventueel een koekje. Zo kent de Belg zijn koffie. Maar nu schieten overal hippe espressobars als paddestoelen uit de grond. En daar wordt een heel ander soort zwart goud uit de machines geperst.

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Spectaculair schouwspel bij Morigerati | Gastblog | Ciao tutti - ontdekkingsblog door Italië

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Paul Janssen bezocht de schitterende WWF-oase van Morigerati, een spectaculaire plek in het zuiden van Italië waar water en licht een wondermooi schouwspel geven.

Paul Janssen, 47 jaar, is al sinds zijn jeugd een enorme Italiëfanaat. De liefde voor Italie is hem door zijn vader met de paplepel ingegoten. Paul verzamelt graag goede adressen, leuke stekjes en onontdekte plekjes in heel Italië. Hij heeft inmiddels bijna alle regio’s bezocht (behalve Basilicata en Calabria, maar dat gaat komende zomer verandering in komen) maar de wensenlijst is nog eindeloos lang. Zijn vrouw en kinderen volgen hem blindelings, vrienden en familie mogen gratis van zijn adviezen en info gebruik maken zolang hij het zelf nog leuk vindt. Sommige tips zijn echter te mooi om niet met heel de wereld te delen. Daarom schreef Paul in december 2010 een gastartikel over Gargano voor het Belgische magazine Grande Italië en laat hij jullie in deze gastblog kennismaken met de WWF-oase van Morigerati.

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Grootscheepse restauratie Pompeii van start

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In Italië is de grootscheepse restauratie van de archeologische site van Pompeii van start gegaan. Aan het project hangt een prijskaartje van zowat 105 miljoen euro. Goed 40 procent daarvan wordt gesponsord door Europa. De Italiaanse overheid hoopt dat de restauratie op lange termijn meer bezoekers zal aantrekken.

De officiële spadesteek voor de grootse restauratie gebeurde in aanwezigheid van de Italiaanse ministers van Cultuur en Binnenlandse Zaken en de Europees Commissaris voor Regionale Politiek, Johannes Hahn.

“Nu gaat de eerste fase van de restauratie van start. De werken zijn echt begonnen, het is dus geen loze belofte”, aldus Hahn, die uitgebreid de tijd nam om de site te bekijken. Europa stopt 41,8 miljoen euro in de restauratie. Uiterlijk op 31 december 2015 zouden de werkzaamheden achter de rug moeten zijn.

De Italiaanse overheid hoopt dat de gerestaureerde site meer toeristen zal lokken. Een aantal gebouwen op de site waren dringend aan restauratie toe. Pompeii trekt jaarlijks zo’n 2,3 miljoen bezoekers. In 2017 zouden dat er 2,6 miljoen moeten zijn.

Pompeii, gelegen op 25 kilometer van Napels, werd op 24 augustus ‘79 bedolven onder lava na een uitbarsting van de vulkaan Vesuvius. Het is de best bewaarde stad van het Romeinse Rijk en staat sinds 1997 op de Werelderfgoedlijst van Unesco.

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Endemol raakt 'huurhond' kwijt aan Monti

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Mario Monti heeft Endemol Italia in een lastig pakket gebracht. De premier nam vorige week tijdens een praatprogramma op tv een hondje aan dat hem als cadeau werd aangeboden. Nu blijkt dat dat helemaal niet de bedoeling was. Producent Endemol had het hondje namelijk alleen maar gehuurd in een dierenwinkel.

Dit heeft de krant Corriere della Sera dinsdag gemeld. Monti, een hoogleraar economie die een streng bezuinigingsbeleid voert, kampt in de verkiezingscampagne met een wat stijf en afstandelijk imago. Zijn politieke tegenstander Silvio Berlusconi gaat veel losser met mensen om en nam onlangs ook een hond aan die hem cadeau werd gegeven.



Endemol besloot de empathie van Monti te testen met de huurhond, Empy genoemd. Monti aarzelde even, keek naar een foto van de breed grijnzende Berlusconi die een hond in ontvangst neemt, en accepteerde de hond tot verrassing van de tv-makers.

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Carnevale di Venezia - Venice-etc

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Il Carnevale di Venezia, se non il più grandioso, è sicuramente il più conosciuto per il fascino che esercita e il mistero che continua a possedere anche adesso che sono trascorsi 900 anni dal primo documento che fa riferimento a questa famosissima festa.

Chi non ne ha mai sentirto parlare? Si hanno ricordi delle festività del Carnevale fin dal 1094, sotto il dogato di Vitale Falier, in un documento che parla dei divertimenti pubblici nei giorni che precedevano la Quaresima. Il documento ufficiale che dichiara il Carnevale una festa pubblica è del 1296 quando il Senato della Repubblica dichiarò festivo l’ultimo giorno della Quaresima.

Tuttavia il Carnevale ha tradizioni molto più antiche che rimandano ai culti ancestrali di passaggio dall’inverno alla primavera, culti presenti in quasi tutte le società, basti pensare ai Saturnalia latini o ai culti dionisiaci nei quali il motto era “Semel in anno licet insanire” (“Una volta all’anno è lecito non avere freni”) ed è simile lo spirito che anima le oligarchie veneziane e le classi dirigenti latine con la concessione e l’illusione ai ceti più umili di diventare, per un breve periodo dell’anno, simili ai potenti, concedendo loro di poter burlare pubblicamente i ricchi indossando una maschera sul volto. Una utile valvola di sfogo per tenere sotto controllo le tensioni sociali sull’esempio del “Panem et Circenses” latino.

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