Salerno
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Oct 4, 2026
Did the fall of Al-Andalus reshape Europe forever?
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23:03Tariq AliGUEST
A lot of the places on that coast, the southern Italian coast, had a lot of Arab influence, especially in medicine.
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23:13Tariq AliGUEST
The first hospital in Europe where they performed quite elaborate operations or investigations, if you like, was in Salerno.
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23:26Tariq AliGUEST
And that people, funnily enough, when I went there, people remembered.
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23:32Tariq AliGUEST
And they said, yeah, we know that they built the first hospital.
Ep. 46: More Wisdom For How To Plan Multigenerational Travel to Italy
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13:30Danielle OteriHOST
I would consider Parma.
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13:33Danielle OteriHOST
I would consider Salerno.
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13:35Danielle OteriHOST
And the very best multi-generational spot, in my opinion, because I'm biased, but because I've seen how well this works for so many clients, is Pastum.
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13:45Danielle OteriHOST
on the Cilento Coast, where, of course, my family owns a small resort for those who want the villa experience but don't want to make your own coffee or cook your own meals.
From NYC to Campania: Caroline Chirichella
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1:12Caroline ChirichellaGUEST
And I obviously, I have Italian heritage.
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1:15Caroline ChirichellaGUEST
My great-grandfather is from Salerno, a small town called Sala Consalina.
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1:20Caroline ChirichellaGUEST
And I always grew up so in touch with my Italian roots.
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1:24Caroline ChirichellaGUEST
And that's also because I was very close to my mother's family, especially my maternal grandmother, my nonna.
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15:34Caroline ChirichellaGUEST
And because I got citizenship through Yuri Sanguinis, because my mom had citizenship and my great grandfather was born in was a path that we had to follow.
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15:46Caroline ChirichellaGUEST
It took a little bit of time, but it was a path that I was very excited to be able to follow because it means, you know, in the eyes of the law, I'm an Italian citizen.
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15:54Caroline ChirichellaGUEST
So to have kind of that full circle moment, because like I said, it was my great grandfather who came over from the small town in Salerno to New York.
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16:05Caroline ChirichellaGUEST
He was nine at the time.
Dancing Mania-Justus Hecker
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72:00Martin GeesonNARRATOR
Nowhere, however, do we find any mention made that those affected felt an irresistible propensity to dancing, or that they were accidentally cured by it.
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72:13Martin GeesonNARRATOR
Even Constantine of Africa, who lived five hundred years after Aëtius, and as the most learned physician of the school of Salerno would certainly not have passed over so acceptable a subject of remark, knows nothing of such a memorable course of this disease arising from poison, and merely repeats the observations of his Greek predecessors.
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72:40Martin GeesonNARRATOR
Gariopontus, a Salernian physician of the eleventh century, was the first to describe a kind of insanity, the remote affinity of which to the tarantula disease is rendered apparent by a very striking symptom.
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72:57Martin GeesonNARRATOR
The patients in their sudden attacks behaved like maniacs, sprang up throwing their arms about with wild movements, and if perchance a sword was at hand they wounded themselves and others, so that it became necessary carefully to secure them.
Piero is BACK! A surprise Grail, A Surprise Guest & lots of Codswollop!
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51:04PieroGUEST
And the other stuff I – and I'm saying this wearing a Juventus jersey.
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51:10PieroGUEST
But my father's from Salerno, which is in the south of Italy.
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51:16PieroGUEST
So they've got the Salernitana is their team.
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51:21PieroGUEST
Dad, she used to play for their – one of their youth teams back in the day.
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54:08PieroGUEST
For people who don't know about Como, they were just a nothing team forever, but their pitch is right on the edge of Lake Como.
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54:16PieroGUEST
One of the beautiful... locations in the world and these Thai billionaires bought them and just went we're going to make Kaimo football team like the you know like just the marketing tool for Kaimo the city and have just pumped all this thing into you know it's become like a celebrity thing to go to their games now and it's like the jerseys are like merchandise that you buy when you go to Lake Kaimo and You've got all of your flipping George Clooney's and all those guys who lived there.
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54:50PieroGUEST
But yeah, dad's ranted a lot about it because Salerno's at the base of the Amalfi Coast.
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54:57PieroGUEST
And so you could very easily become the Amalfi Coast team and do all this kind of stuff.
Monty, a Mediterranean garden & October on the plot - The Allotment Garden Show. Episode 48. 1st October 2026
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1:06RussHOST
It was fantastic.
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1:07RussHOST
And I'll tell you about a rather different gardening experience I recently had, a visit to the botanical gardens in the city of Salerno in Italy.
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1:18RussHOST
And we'll be having a look at what we can be doing on the plot during October as well.
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1:23RussHOST
So grab yourself a cup of tea, put your feet up, or maybe you're on the allotment and you're listening to this, doing a bit of digging or clearing up.
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5:33RussHOST
Right then.
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5:34RussHOST
So from the allotment to Italy.
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5:37RussHOST
Now, a few weeks ago, I was in Salerno in Italy, and while I was there, I visited the botanical gardens, the marvelous Minerva Gardens.
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5:48RussHOST
A must-see, I've gotta say, for anybody visiting the city of Salerno.
Stalingrad Of The Adriatic: The Bloody Gully (Part 3)
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52:48Al MurrayHOST
Yeah.
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52:48James HollandHOST
You know, the, the 3rd Panzer Grenadier, which is a spent force after fighting from Salerno, um, to the Bernhard Line, that's also moved to Orsogna alongside the battered 26th Panzer.
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52:59James HollandHOST
Lemelson r- writes, "First objective, breaks the western side of the enemy's defense with the envelopment from the south and with the attack from the west.
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53:08James HollandHOST
Second objective, destruction of the enemy attack group with an offensive from the Adriatic and an attack from the Ortona area in the direction of San Vito." I mean-
Come fanno gli evasori?
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6:17Mia CeranHOST
Tra le ultime scoperte della Guardia di Finanza c'è quella di un imprenditore di Parma che aveva diverse Ferrari e le aveva tutte intestate a sua madre di 89 anni.
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6:26Mia CeranHOST
Oppure c'è l'imprenditore di Salerno che si era legalmente separato, ma senza essersi mai veramente separato nella vita.
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6:32Mia CeranHOST
Lo aveva fatto solo per trasferire i beni alla moglie e al figlio e lì i riscontri della Guardia di Finanza li hanno trovati sui social come la famiglia del Mulino Bianco, vivono ancora insieme, viaggiano insieme, postano tantissimo e così hanno scoperto l'incongruenza.
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6:46Mia CeranHOST
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Dancing Mania-Justus Hecker
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79:03Martin GeesonNARRATOR
Nowhere, however, do we find any mention made that those affected felt an irresistible propensity to dancing, or that they were accidentally cured by it.
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79:16Martin GeesonNARRATOR
Even Constantine of Africa, who lived five hundred years after Aëtius, and as the most learned physician of the school of Salerno would certainly not have passed over so acceptable a subject of remark, knows nothing of such a memorable course of this disease arising from poison, and merely repeats the observations of his Greek predecessors.
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79:43Martin GeesonNARRATOR
Gariopontus, a Salernian physician of the eleventh century, was the first to describe a kind of insanity, the remote affinity of which to the tarantula disease is rendered apparent by a very striking symptom.
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80:00Martin GeesonNARRATOR
The patients in their sudden attacks behaved like maniacs, sprang up, throwing their arms about with wild movements, and if perchance a sword was at hand, they wounded themselves and others, so that it became necessary carefully to secure them.
Life and Works of Joseph Wright-William Bemrose
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66:04Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
Number eighty-one, Maecenas' Villa at Tivoli.
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66:09Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
Number eighty-three, Cicero's Villa near Salerno.
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66:14Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
Number ninety-six, View near Mare Chiare on the Shore of Pausilypo.
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66:21Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
Number ninety-eight, The Convent of St. Cosimato near Vicobaro, and Remains of the Clodian Aqueduct on the River Arno.
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77:44Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
While thrice the sun his annual journey made, the conscious lamp the midnight fraud surveyed.
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77:53Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
Number fifteen, a distant view of Vesuvius from the shore of Posillipo.
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77:59Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
Number sixteen, asterisk, the companion in the Gulf of Salerno.
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78:05Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
Number seventeen, asterisk, a landscape, moonlight.
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