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	More than 2,800-years-old, Napoli (or [[Naples]]) has a deep and rich history, its roots lying in a [[Greece\|Greek]] settlement founded during the 8th century B.C.E. Control of the city changed hands numerous times throughout its existence and for a period bounced back and forth between the {{Wiki\|Goths}} and [[Rome\|Romans]]. In one famous account, the [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine Romans]] retook the city by entering on its aqueduct and bypassing the heavily [[Guards\|guard]]ed gates.		More than 2,800-years-old, Napoli (or [[Naples]]) has a deep and rich history, its roots lying in a [[Greece\|Greek]] settlement founded during the 8th century B.C.E. Control of the city changed hands numerous times throughout its existence and for a period bounced back and forth between the {{Wiki\|Goths}} and [[Rome\|Romans]]. In one famous account, the [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine Romans]] retook the city by entering on its aqueduct and bypassing the heavily [[Guards\|guard]]ed gates.

	In the Middle Ages, the {{Wiki\|Normans}} took control and stayed in power for 300 years while their leaders and nobles feuded over who the rightful ruler was. Following their reign, control of the prosperous [[Merchants\|merchant]] city shifted between a host of city states and countries including [[France]] and [[Spain]].		In the [[Middle Ages]], the {{Wiki\|Normans}} took control and stayed in power for 300 years while their leaders and nobles feuded over who the rightful ruler was. Following their reign, control of the prosperous [[Merchants\|merchant]] city shifted between a host of city states and countries including [[France]] and [[Spain]].

	French rule began in 1501 under [[Louis XII of France\|Louis XII]]. French control, however, only lasted until 1505, when [[Ferdinand II of Aragon\|Ferdinand]] seized power in the name of Spain. During this time, Naples became one [[Europe]]'s biggest cities, second only to [[Paris]], as well as a cultural powerhouse of the [[Renaissance]] boasting artists like {{Wiki\|Francesco Laurana\|Laurana}}, {{Wiki\|Antonello da Messina\|de Messina}} and [[Poliziano]].		French rule began in 1501 under [[Louis XII of France\|Louis XII]]. French control, however, only lasted until 1505, when [[Ferdinand II of Aragon\|Ferdinand]] seized power in the name of Spain. During this time, Naples became one [[Europe]]'s biggest cities, second only to [[Paris]], as well as a cultural powerhouse of the [[Renaissance]] boasting artists like {{Wiki\|Francesco Laurana\|Laurana}}, {{Wiki\|Antonello da Messina\|de Messina}} and [[Poliziano]].

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	More than 2,800-years-old, Napoli (or [[Naples]]) has a deep and rich history, its roots lying in a [[Greece\|Greek]] settlement founded during the 8th century B.C.E. Control of the city changed hands numerous times throughout its existence and for a period bounced back and forth between the {{Wiki\|Goths}} and [[Rome\|Romans]]. In one famous account, the [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine Romans]] retook the city by entering on its aqueduct and bypassing the heavily [[Guards\|guard]]ed gates.		More than 2,800-years-old, Napoli (or [[Naples]]) has a deep and rich history, its roots lying in a [[Greece\|Greek]] settlement founded during the 8th century B.C.E. Control of the city changed hands numerous times throughout its existence and for a period bounced back and forth between the {{Wiki\|Goths}} and [[Rome\|Romans]]. In one famous account, the [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine Romans]] retook the city by entering on its aqueduct and bypassing the heavily [[Guards\|guard]]ed gates.

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	More than 2,800-years-old, Napoli (or [[Naples]]) has a deep and rich history, its roots lying in a [[Greece\|Greek]] settlement founded during the 8th century B.C.E. Control of the city changed hands numerous times throughout its existence and for a period bounced back and forth between the {{Wiki\|Goths}} and [[Rome\|Romans]]. In one famous account, the [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine Romans]] retook the city by entering on its aqueduct and bypassing the heavily ~~guarded~~ gates.		More than 2,800-years-old, Napoli (or [[Naples]]) has a deep and rich history, its roots lying in a [[Greece\|Greek]] settlement founded during the 8th century B.C.E. Control of the city changed hands numerous times throughout its existence and for a period bounced back and forth between the {{Wiki\|Goths}} and [[Rome\|Romans]]. In one famous account, the [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine Romans]] retook the city by entering on its aqueduct and bypassing the heavily [[Guards\|guard]]ed gates.

	In the Middle Ages, the {{Wiki\|Normans}} took control and stayed in power for 300 years while their leaders and nobles feuded over who the rightful ruler was. Following their reign, control of the prosperous merchant city shifted between a host of city states and countries including [[France]] and [[Spain]].		In the Middle Ages, the {{Wiki\|Normans}} took control and stayed in power for 300 years while their leaders and nobles feuded over who the rightful ruler was. Following their reign, control of the prosperous [[Merchants\|merchant]] city shifted between a host of city states and countries including [[France]] and [[Spain]].

	French rule began in 1501 under [[Louis XII of France\|Louis XII]]. French control, however, only lasted until 1505, when [[Ferdinand II of Aragon\|Ferdinand]] seized power in the name of Spain. During this time, Naples became one [[Europe]]'s biggest cities, second only to [[Paris]], as well as a cultural powerhouse of the [[Renaissance]] boasting artists like {{Wiki\|Francesco Laurana\|Laurana}}, {{Wiki\|Antonello da Messina\|de Messina}} and [[Poliziano]].		French rule began in 1501 under [[Louis XII of France\|Louis XII]]. French control, however, only lasted until 1505, when [[Ferdinand II of Aragon\|Ferdinand]] seized power in the name of Spain. During this time, Naples became one [[Europe]]'s biggest cities, second only to [[Paris]], as well as a cultural powerhouse of the [[Renaissance]] boasting artists like {{Wiki\|Francesco Laurana\|Laurana}}, {{Wiki\|Antonello da Messina\|de Messina}} and [[Poliziano]].

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More than 2,800-years-old, Napoli (or [[Naples]]) has a deep and rich history, its roots lying in a [[Greece|Greek]] settlement founded during the 8th century B.C.E. Control of the city changed hands numerous times throughout its existence and for a period bounced back and forth between the {{Wiki|Goths}} and [[Rome|Romans]]. In one famous account, the [[Byzantine Empire|Byzantine Romans]] retook the city by entering on its aqueduct and bypassing the heavily guarded gates.

In the Middle Ages, the {{Wiki|Normans}} took control and stayed in power for 300 years while their leaders and nobles feuded over who the rightful ruler was. Following their reign, control of the prosperous merchant city shifted between a host of city states and countries including [[France]] and [[Spain]].

French rule began in 1501 under [[Louis XII of France|Louis XII]]. French control, however, only lasted until 1505, when [[Ferdinand II of Aragon|Ferdinand]] seized power in the name of Spain. During this time, Naples became one [[Europe]]'s biggest cities, second only to [[Paris]], as well as a cultural powerhouse of the [[Renaissance]] boasting artists like {{Wiki|Francesco Laurana|Laurana}}, {{Wiki|Antonello da Messina|de Messina}} and [[Poliziano]].
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