Database: Palazzo Laterano - Revision history

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	[[File:Palazzo Laterano.png\|right\|250px]]		[[File:Palazzo Laterano.png\|right\|250px]]
	Originally a palace during the [[Roman Empire]], the [[Lateran Palace\|Laterano]] was the home of the Laterani family who served as administrators for many Roman emperors. Eventually [[Constantine I\|Constantine]] himself took control of the building when in a final act of juvenile dominance over his rival, he married [[Maxentius]]'s sister, [[Fausta]], who possessed the deed at the time. I wonder if Maxentius got the message?		Originally a palace during the [[Roman Empire]], the [[Lateran Palace\|Laterano]] was the home of the Laterani family who served as administrators for many Roman emperors. Eventually [[Constantine I\|Constantine]] himself took control of the building when in a final act of juvenile dominance over his rival, he married [[Maxentius]]'s sister, [[Fausta]], who possessed the deed at the time. [[Shaun Hastings\|I]] wonder if Maxentius got the message?

	In the 4th century, the Laterano became the principal [[Papacy\|Papal]] residence, but lost favour after two fires in 1307 and 1361.		In the 4th century, the Laterano became the principal [[Papacy\|Papal]] residence, but lost favour after two fires in 1307 and 1361.

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	Originally a palace during the [[Roman Empire]], the [[Lateran Palace\|Laterano]] was the home of the Laterani family who served as administrators for many Roman emperors. Eventually [[Constantine I\|Constantine]] himself took control of the building when in a final act of juvenile dominance over his rival, he married [[Maxentius]]'s sister, ~~{{Wiki\|~~Fausta}}, who possessed the deed at the time. I wonder if Maxentius got the message?		[[File:Palazzo Laterano.png\|right\|250px]]
			Originally a palace during the [[Roman Empire]], the [[Lateran Palace\|Laterano]] was the home of the Laterani family who served as administrators for many Roman emperors. Eventually [[Constantine I\|Constantine]] himself took control of the building when in a final act of juvenile dominance over his rival, he married [[Maxentius]]'s sister, [[Fausta]], who possessed the deed at the time. I wonder if Maxentius got the message?

	In the 4th century, the Laterano became the principal [[Papacy\|Papal]] residence, but lost favour after two fires in 1307 and 1361.		In the 4th century, the Laterano became the principal [[Papacy\|Papal]] residence, but lost favour after two fires in 1307 and 1361.

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	Originally a palace during the [[Roman Empire]], the [[Lateran Palace\|Laterano]] was the home of the Laterani family who served as administrators for many Roman emperors. Eventually [[Constantine I\|Constantine]] himself took control of the building when in a final act of juvenile dominance over his rival, he married [[Maxentius]]'s sister, {{Wiki\|Fausta}}, who possessed the deed at the time. I wonder if Maxentius got the message?		Originally a palace during the [[Roman Empire]], the [[Lateran Palace\|Laterano]] was the home of the Laterani family who served as administrators for many Roman emperors. Eventually [[Constantine I\|Constantine]] himself took control of the building when in a final act of juvenile dominance over his rival, he married [[Maxentius]]'s sister, {{Wiki\|Fausta}}, who possessed the deed at the time. I wonder if Maxentius got the message?

	In the 4th century, the ~~Laterno~~ became the principal [[Papacy\|Papal]] residence, but lost favour after two fires in 1307 and 1361.		In the 4th century, the Laterano became the principal [[Papacy\|Papal]] residence, but lost favour after two fires in 1307 and 1361.
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Originally a palace during the [[Roman Empire]], the [[Lateran Palace|Laterano]] was the home of the Laterani family who served as administrators for many Roman emperors. Eventually [[Constantine I|Constantine]] himself took control of the building when in a final act of juvenile dominance over his rival, he married [[Maxentius]]'s sister, {{Wiki|Fausta}}, who possessed the deed at the time. I wonder if Maxentius got the message?

In the 4th century, the Laterno became the principal [[Papacy|Papal]] residence, but lost favour after two fires in 1307 and 1361.
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	[[File:Palazzo Laterano.png\|right\|250px]]		[[File:Palazzo Laterano.png\|right\|250px]]
	Originally a palace during the [[Roman Empire]], the [[Lateran Palace\|Laterano]] was the home of the Laterani family who served as administrators for many Roman emperors. Eventually [[Constantine I\|Constantine]] himself took control of the building when in a final act of juvenile dominance over his rival, he married [[Maxentius]]'s sister, [[Fausta]], who possessed the deed at the time. I wonder if Maxentius got the message?		Originally a palace during the [[Roman Empire]], the [[Lateran Palace\|Laterano]] was the home of the Laterani family who served as administrators for many Roman emperors. Eventually [[Constantine I\|Constantine]] himself took control of the building when in a final act of juvenile dominance over his rival, he married [[Maxentius]]'s sister, [[Fausta]], who possessed the deed at the time. [[Shaun Hastings\|I]] wonder if Maxentius got the message?

	In the 4th century, the Laterano became the principal [[Papacy\|Papal]] residence, but lost favour after two fires in 1307 and 1361.		In the 4th century, the Laterano became the principal [[Papacy\|Papal]] residence, but lost favour after two fires in 1307 and 1361.

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	Originally a palace during the [[Roman Empire]], the [[Lateran Palace\|Laterano]] was the home of the Laterani family who served as administrators for many Roman emperors. Eventually [[Constantine I\|Constantine]] himself took control of the building when in a final act of juvenile dominance over his rival, he married [[Maxentius]]'s sister, ~~{{Wiki\|~~Fausta}}, who possessed the deed at the time. I wonder if Maxentius got the message?		[[File:Palazzo Laterano.png\|right\|250px]]
			Originally a palace during the [[Roman Empire]], the [[Lateran Palace\|Laterano]] was the home of the Laterani family who served as administrators for many Roman emperors. Eventually [[Constantine I\|Constantine]] himself took control of the building when in a final act of juvenile dominance over his rival, he married [[Maxentius]]'s sister, [[Fausta]], who possessed the deed at the time. I wonder if Maxentius got the message?

	In the 4th century, the Laterano became the principal [[Papacy\|Papal]] residence, but lost favour after two fires in 1307 and 1361.		In the 4th century, the Laterano became the principal [[Papacy\|Papal]] residence, but lost favour after two fires in 1307 and 1361.