Database: San Gimignano - Revision history

imported>VilkaIsBack at 11:13, 29 January 2024

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	In 1199, once its citizens grew wealthy, San Gimignano separated from the bishops of Volterra and became self-governing. The city’s distinctive towers were created as its wealthy citizens competed to display how much money was actually in their pockets. In its heyday, the city had [[72]] towers.		In 1199, once its citizens grew wealthy, San Gimignano separated from the bishops of Volterra and became self-governing. The city’s distinctive towers were created as its wealthy citizens competed to display how much money was actually in their pockets. In its heyday, the city had [[72]] towers.

	But the plague of 1348 decimated San Gimignano. Without money for upkeep, the town started to fall apart. The council appealed to [[Florence]], and Florence took control.		But the [[Black Death\|plague]] of 1348 decimated San Gimignano. Without money for upkeep, the town started to fall apart. The council appealed to [[Florence]], and Florence took control.
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 06:54, 12 April 2019

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	Named after [[Geminianus\|Saint Geminianus]], who supposedly conjured up a dense fog to save the city of{{Wiki\|Modena}} from [[Attila the Hun]], [[San Gimignano]] was founded in the 3rd Century. The city grew from the 10th Century onward as a stopping point along the pilgrimage to [[Rome]].		[[File:SanGimignanoPhoto.png\|right\|250px]]
			Named after [[Geminianus\|Saint Geminianus]], who supposedly conjured up a dense fog to save the city of {{Wiki\|Modena}} from [[Attila the Hun]], [[San Gimignano]] was founded in the 3rd Century. The city grew from the 10th Century onward as a stopping point along the pilgrimage to [[Rome]].

	In 1199, once its citizens grew wealthy, San Gimignano separated from the bishops of Volterra and became self-governing. The city’s distinctive towers were created as its wealthy citizens competed to display how much money was actually in their pockets. In its heyday, the city had [[72]] towers.		In 1199, once its citizens grew wealthy, San Gimignano separated from the bishops of Volterra and became self-governing. The city’s distinctive towers were created as its wealthy citizens competed to display how much money was actually in their pockets. In its heyday, the city had [[72]] towers.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 14:45, 16 December 2018

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	Named after Saint Geminianus, who supposedly conjured up a dense fog to save the city of Modena from [[Attila the Hun]], [[San Gimignano]] was founded in the 3rd Century. The city grew from the 10th Century onward as a stopping point along the pilgrimage to [[Rome]].		Named after [[Geminianus\|Saint Geminianus]], who supposedly conjured up a dense fog to save the city of{{Wiki\|Modena}} from [[Attila the Hun]], [[San Gimignano]] was founded in the 3rd Century. The city grew from the 10th Century onward as a stopping point along the pilgrimage to [[Rome]].

	In 1199, once its citizens grew wealthy, San Gimignano separated from the bishops of Volterra and became self-governing. The city’s distinctive towers were created as its wealthy citizens competed to display how much money was actually in their pockets. In its heyday, the city had [[72]] towers.		In 1199, once its citizens grew wealthy, San Gimignano separated from the bishops of Volterra and became self-governing. The city’s distinctive towers were created as its wealthy citizens competed to display how much money was actually in their pockets. In its heyday, the city had [[72]] towers.

imported>Zero-ELEC: Undo revision 664138 by Slate Vesper (talk) Wether it'd ittrlrvant or not, 72 is still a page, no?

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Undo revision 664138 by Slate Vesper (talk) Wether it'd ittrlrvant or not, 72 is still a page, no?

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	Named after Saint Geminianus, who supposedly conjured up a dense fog to save the city of Modena from [[Attila the Hun]], [[San Gimignano]] was founded in the 3rd Century. The city grew from the 10th Century onward as a stopping point along the pilgrimage to [[Rome]].		Named after Saint Geminianus, who supposedly conjured up a dense fog to save the city of Modena from [[Attila the Hun]], [[San Gimignano]] was founded in the 3rd Century. The city grew from the 10th Century onward as a stopping point along the pilgrimage to [[Rome]].

	In 1199, once its citizens grew wealthy, San Gimignano separated from the bishops of Volterra and became self-governing. The city’s distinctive towers were created as its wealthy citizens competed to display how much money was actually in their pockets. In its heyday, the city had 72 towers.		In 1199, once its citizens grew wealthy, San Gimignano separated from the bishops of Volterra and became self-governing. The city’s distinctive towers were created as its wealthy citizens competed to display how much money was actually in their pockets. In its heyday, the city had [[72]] towers.

	But the plague of 1348 decimated San Gimignano. Without money for upkeep, the town started to fall apart. The council appealed to [[Florence]], and Florence took control.		But the plague of 1348 decimated San Gimignano. Without money for upkeep, the town started to fall apart. The council appealed to [[Florence]], and Florence took control.

imported>Slate Vesper: Undo revision 664131 by Evandrus Primæ (talk) That stopped being relevant with Brotherhood.

2016-04-24T15:09:16Z

Undo revision 664131 by Evandrus Primæ (talk) That stopped being relevant with Brotherhood.

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	Named after Saint Geminianus, who supposedly conjured up a dense fog to save the city of Modena from [[Attila the Hun]], [[San Gimignano]] was founded in the 3rd Century. The city grew from the 10th Century onward as a stopping point along the pilgrimage to [[Rome]].		Named after Saint Geminianus, who supposedly conjured up a dense fog to save the city of Modena from [[Attila the Hun]], [[San Gimignano]] was founded in the 3rd Century. The city grew from the 10th Century onward as a stopping point along the pilgrimage to [[Rome]].

	In 1199, once its citizens grew wealthy, San Gimignano separated from the bishops of Volterra and became self-governing. The city’s distinctive towers were created as its wealthy citizens competed to display how much money was actually in their pockets. In its heyday, the city had [[72]] towers.		In 1199, once its citizens grew wealthy, San Gimignano separated from the bishops of Volterra and became self-governing. The city’s distinctive towers were created as its wealthy citizens competed to display how much money was actually in their pockets. In its heyday, the city had 72 towers.

	But the plague of 1348 decimated San Gimignano. Without money for upkeep, the town started to fall apart. The council appealed to [[Florence]], and Florence took control.		But the plague of 1348 decimated San Gimignano. Without money for upkeep, the town started to fall apart. The council appealed to [[Florence]], and Florence took control.

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 04:57, 24 April 2016

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	Named after Saint Geminianus, who supposedly conjured up a dense fog to save the city of Modena from [[Attila the Hun]], [[San Gimignano]] was founded in the 3rd Century. The city grew from the 10th Century onward as a stopping point along the pilgrimage to [[Rome]].		Named after Saint Geminianus, who supposedly conjured up a dense fog to save the city of Modena from [[Attila the Hun]], [[San Gimignano]] was founded in the 3rd Century. The city grew from the 10th Century onward as a stopping point along the pilgrimage to [[Rome]].

	In 1199, once its citizens grew wealthy, San Gimignano separated from the bishops of Volterra and became self-governing. The city’s distinctive towers were created as its wealthy citizens competed to display how much money was actually in their pockets. In its heyday, the city had 72 towers.		In 1199, once its citizens grew wealthy, San Gimignano separated from the bishops of Volterra and became self-governing. The city’s distinctive towers were created as its wealthy citizens competed to display how much money was actually in their pockets. In its heyday, the city had [[72]] towers.

	But the plague of 1348 decimated San Gimignano. Without money for upkeep, the town started to fall apart. The council appealed to [[Florence]], and Florence took control.		But the plague of 1348 decimated San Gimignano. Without money for upkeep, the town started to fall apart. The council appealed to [[Florence]], and Florence took control.

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	Named after Saint Geminianus, who supposedly conjured up a dense fog to save the city of Modena from Attila the Hun, San Gimignano was founded in the 3rd Century. The city grew from the 10th Century onward as a stopping point along the pilgrimage to Rome.		Named after Saint Geminianus, who supposedly conjured up a dense fog to save the city of Modena from [[Attila the Hun]], [[San Gimignano]] was founded in the 3rd Century. The city grew from the 10th Century onward as a stopping point along the pilgrimage to [[Rome]].

	In 1199, once its citizens grew wealthy, San Gimignano separated from the bishops of Volterra and became self-governing. The city’s distinctive towers were created as its wealthy citizens competed to display how much money was actually in their pockets. In its heyday, the city had 72 towers.		In 1199, once its citizens grew wealthy, San Gimignano separated from the bishops of Volterra and became self-governing. The city’s distinctive towers were created as its wealthy citizens competed to display how much money was actually in their pockets. In its heyday, the city had 72 towers.

	But the plague of 1348 decimated San Gimignano. Without money for upkeep, the town started to fall apart. The council appealed to Florence, and Florence took control.		But the plague of 1348 decimated San Gimignano. Without money for upkeep, the town started to fall apart. The council appealed to [[Florence]], and Florence took control.
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Named after Saint Geminianus, who supposedly conjured up a dense fog to save the city of Modena from Attila the Hun, San Gimignano was founded in the 3rd Century. The city grew from the 10th Century onward as a stopping point along the pilgrimage to Rome.

In 1199, once its citizens grew wealthy, San Gimignano separated from the bishops of Volterra and became self-governing. The city’s distinctive towers were created as its wealthy citizens competed to display how much money was actually in their pockets. In its heyday, the city had 72 towers.

But the plague of 1348 decimated San Gimignano. Without money for upkeep, the town started to fall apart. The council appealed to Florence, and Florence took control.
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