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Ancient Roman Silver Coins Unearthed in the Mediterranean, Said to Be Hidden During Pirate Raids
A significant discovery of ancient silver coins has been made on the Mediterranean island of Pantelleria, located between Sicily and Tunisia. Archaeologists from the University of Tübingen, Germany, unearthed 27 Roman silver coins, known as "denarii," dating back more than 2,000 years. The coins were found hidden in a hole in the wall during excav...
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Study Abroad: Italy Offers Affordable Education With Historical Significance
Compared to other countries in Europe, Italy's public universities are relatively cheap that charge around 1,000 EUR per year.
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AI-Enabled Voice Tool Designed By Mumbai Professor To Detect COVID-19 Being Tested
A university in Rome is conducting a pilot run for a patented artificial-intelligence based tool developed by three biotechnology students and a professor from Mumbai, which they claim can test COVID-19 through voice-based diagnosis using a smartphone.
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NASA's Cassini Probe Reveals New Details on Saturn's Rings: Study
The findings, led by scientists from Rome's Sapienza University, indicate that Saturn's rings formed between 10 million and 100 million years ago.
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Lemons Were Status Symbol In Ancient Rome: Study
Lemons were status symbols for the ancient Roman ruling elite, according to a study which found that they were the first fruits to arrive in the Mediterranean around the time of Jesus.
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American University Student Found Dead In Rome In Possible Homicide
The body of an American university student who went missing in Rome three days ago was found in the Tiber River on Monday, and police said they were not ruling out homicide.
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Rome Student Burnt Alive By Ex-Boyfriend, Cops Say 'Most Atrocious' Crime
A Rome university student was burned alive by her ex-boyfriend after she left him, authorities said Monday - a slaying one investigator called the most atrocious crime he has seen in his career.
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Angry Indian Goddesses Gets Standing Ovation at Rome Film Fest
"Italian audience has been very generous to me and my movies. Tonight's reaction reconfirms how universal Angry Indian Goddesses is! It seems all women are connecting to Angry indian Goddesses almost all over the world," director Pan Nalin said in a statement
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Furore after Concordia Captain Gives Seminar
A Rome university professor is facing a disciplinary hearing after inviting the captain of the shipwrecked Costa Concordia cruise liner to lecture students on emergency procedures.
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Sing-along saint: Showbiz world gets papal inspiration
Pope John Paul II's extraordinary life is being set to music in Rome, with audiences enjoying a flourish of theatre shows about the former playwright and future saint ahead of his canonisation on Sunday.
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Silvio Berlusconi requests trial review ahead of Senate expulsion
Italy's Silvio Berlusconi on Monday requested a review of his tax fraud trial head of a vote this week that will likely force him from parliament.
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Former Pope Benedict returns to Vatican to live out retirement
Benedict XVI moved back to the Vatican on Thursday, opening an uncertain era in Catholic Church history where an "emeritus pope" and a ruling pontiff will live as neighbours for the first time.
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300-year-old Sanskrit work by German released in Belgium
A work on Sanskrit grammar written by German born grammarian, lexicographer and philologist Jesuit missionary Fr Johann Ernst Hanxleden, popularly known as Arnos Padre, was released in Belgium.
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New pope revives question: What is a 'Latino?'
He is being hailed with pride and wonder as the "first Latino pope," a native Spanish speaker born and raised in the South American nation of Argentina. But for some Latinos in the United States, there's a catch: Pope Francis' parents were born in Italy.
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US college student stabbed in Rome after party
A US student at an American university in Rome was stabbed about 25 times by a fellow student as he slept following Halloween night partying at a club and is hospitalised in serious condition, police said on Thursday.
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Ancient Roman Silver Coins Unearthed in the Mediterranean, Said to Be Hidden During Pirate Raids
A significant discovery of ancient silver coins has been made on the Mediterranean island of Pantelleria, located between Sicily and Tunisia. Archaeologists from the University of Tübingen, Germany, unearthed 27 Roman silver coins, known as "denarii," dating back more than 2,000 years. The coins were found hidden in a hole in the wall during excav...
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Study Abroad: Italy Offers Affordable Education With Historical Significance
Compared to other countries in Europe, Italy's public universities are relatively cheap that charge around 1,000 EUR per year.
-
AI-Enabled Voice Tool Designed By Mumbai Professor To Detect COVID-19 Being Tested
A university in Rome is conducting a pilot run for a patented artificial-intelligence based tool developed by three biotechnology students and a professor from Mumbai, which they claim can test COVID-19 through voice-based diagnosis using a smartphone.
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NASA's Cassini Probe Reveals New Details on Saturn's Rings: Study
The findings, led by scientists from Rome's Sapienza University, indicate that Saturn's rings formed between 10 million and 100 million years ago.
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Lemons Were Status Symbol In Ancient Rome: Study
Lemons were status symbols for the ancient Roman ruling elite, according to a study which found that they were the first fruits to arrive in the Mediterranean around the time of Jesus.
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American University Student Found Dead In Rome In Possible Homicide
The body of an American university student who went missing in Rome three days ago was found in the Tiber River on Monday, and police said they were not ruling out homicide.
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Rome Student Burnt Alive By Ex-Boyfriend, Cops Say 'Most Atrocious' Crime
A Rome university student was burned alive by her ex-boyfriend after she left him, authorities said Monday - a slaying one investigator called the most atrocious crime he has seen in his career.
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Angry Indian Goddesses Gets Standing Ovation at Rome Film Fest
"Italian audience has been very generous to me and my movies. Tonight's reaction reconfirms how universal Angry Indian Goddesses is! It seems all women are connecting to Angry indian Goddesses almost all over the world," director Pan Nalin said in a statement
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Furore after Concordia Captain Gives Seminar
A Rome university professor is facing a disciplinary hearing after inviting the captain of the shipwrecked Costa Concordia cruise liner to lecture students on emergency procedures.
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Sing-along saint: Showbiz world gets papal inspiration
Pope John Paul II's extraordinary life is being set to music in Rome, with audiences enjoying a flourish of theatre shows about the former playwright and future saint ahead of his canonisation on Sunday.
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Silvio Berlusconi requests trial review ahead of Senate expulsion
Italy's Silvio Berlusconi on Monday requested a review of his tax fraud trial head of a vote this week that will likely force him from parliament.
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Former Pope Benedict returns to Vatican to live out retirement
Benedict XVI moved back to the Vatican on Thursday, opening an uncertain era in Catholic Church history where an "emeritus pope" and a ruling pontiff will live as neighbours for the first time.
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300-year-old Sanskrit work by German released in Belgium
A work on Sanskrit grammar written by German born grammarian, lexicographer and philologist Jesuit missionary Fr Johann Ernst Hanxleden, popularly known as Arnos Padre, was released in Belgium.
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New pope revives question: What is a 'Latino?'
He is being hailed with pride and wonder as the "first Latino pope," a native Spanish speaker born and raised in the South American nation of Argentina. But for some Latinos in the United States, there's a catch: Pope Francis' parents were born in Italy.
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US college student stabbed in Rome after party
A US student at an American university in Rome was stabbed about 25 times by a fellow student as he slept following Halloween night partying at a club and is hospitalised in serious condition, police said on Thursday.
