Verona
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Oct 28, 2026
Dawn of Mediaeval Europe 476-918-John Howard Bertram Masterman
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36:15Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
the wagons of the goths with great stores of provisions they descended without resistance into the plains of italy to find odoacer and his army drawn up to meet
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36:25Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
them near aquileia they scattered his army in flight and took possession of the whole of northeastern italy as far as the adige odoacer falling back on verona where he gathered what was left of his army into an entrenched camp after a terrific contest the gothic warriors led by theodoric in person broke the forces of odoacer and drove him back to ravenna where among the marshes the defeated king made his last stand the siege of ravenna went on for more than three years and in the meanwhile
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37:02Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
theodoric had to fight more than one enemy to retain his hold over northern italy the first of these enemies was tufa who had been one of odoacer's chief lieutenants and who accepted or appeared to accept the leadership of theodoric so confident was theodoric
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37:20Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
in his fidelity that he entrusted to his command the army he sent to attack like marshal
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37:28Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
ney tufa's new loyalty could not stand the strain of immediate contact with his old leader and with most of his troops he went over to the side of odoacer the officers who refused to desert theodoric were surrendered to odoacer who ruthlessly murdered them all perhaps encouraged by tufa's treachery frederick the rugian king who had followed the standards of theodoric into italy broke with his leader and began to ravage italy on his own account for a time things looked black for theodoric but the allies soon quarrelled and tufa was slain in a battle near verona frederick threw himself into
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38:09Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
pavia which he held for two years his fate we do not know Then from across the Alps a fresh antagonist appeared to challenge the right of the Ostrogoths to their new kingdom.
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38:22Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
Gundobad, king of the Burgundians, marched into Italy, nominally as the ally of Odoacer.
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381:38Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
of italy but in nine o five he returned and won some successes only to be finally captured and blinded by berengar louis laveugle as he was now called returned to provence and for a few years berengar ruled unchallenged in nine fifteen pope john x secured his help against the saracens by offering him the imperial crown he
GLOBAL ECONOMY AT BREAKING POINT AS OIL BREAKS $117 - w/ Peter Schiff
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8:18Mario NawfalHOST
State media, RAI, reports of violent altercations between protesters and police in Bologna, Pescara, and Turin.
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8:27Mario NawfalHOST
Protests were held in other cities like Rome, Milan, Bari, Verona, et cetera.
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8:31Mario NawfalHOST
That's in Italy.
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8:32Mario NawfalHOST
We saw a lot worse in France.
15 Amazing Places in Europe I’d Return to in a Heartbeat
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16:10Lynne NiemanHOST
And that is the same for my fourth one on the list.
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16:14Lynne NiemanHOST
And that's the city of Verona.
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16:16Lynne NiemanHOST
Now, you've probably heard me talk about Verona.
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16:19Lynne NiemanHOST
I love Verona.
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16:20Lynne NiemanHOST
And I feel like the first time I was there way back in 2014.
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16:23Lynne NiemanHOST
So I think Florence, yeah, I was there three times and Verona is also the same.
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16:28Lynne NiemanHOST
I think when it comes to Verona, I feel like in the last couple of years, it's really gotten way more popular.
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16:36Lynne NiemanHOST
But again, like Verona, Florence, there's so much history and it's easy to make your way into some of the other areas that don't have as many tourists.
Episode #29: What It Is Really Like to Move to Italy, Especially Milan
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9:39Michael TenBrinkGUEST
Right.
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9:40Michael TenBrinkGUEST
So we followed her advice and we settled on Verona.
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9:45Michael TenBrinkGUEST
This is a little twist.
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9:46Kathy McCabeHOST
Yeah.
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9:47Kathy McCabeHOST
I know people who live there.
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9:49Kathy McCabeHOST
Yeah.
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9:51Michael TenBrinkGUEST
So we picked Verona because we had spent several days there on our honeymoon and And we loved it.
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9:58Michael TenBrinkGUEST
It was probably our favorite place of our whole honeymoon.
Ep 280 - Are Gen Z Drinking Less Wine? Value, Valpolicella & New Wine Experiences with Maisie Turner
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32:46Maisie TurnerGUEST
And kind of seeing what each... element contributes to the whole is really special I think
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32:52Janina DoyleHOST
so okay we're back to Valpoligella sorry diverted to Rioja for a second on the plane so we are landing in Verona so you spent some time in Verona
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33:01Maisie TurnerGUEST
yes only I have to say it was a very short trip so I did one evening in Verona really not enough it was very beautiful I cannot get over the fact that they're just the floor is made of marble that's incredible to me how is no one talking about this it's like a palace everywhere it
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33:17Janina DoyleHOST
Really? So I have flown into Verona so many times and still never stayed.
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33:25Janina DoyleHOST
I've just constantly landed and gone to a different wine region.
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33:28Janina DoyleHOST
Wine region life.
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36:20Maisie TurnerGUEST
go.
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36:20Maisie TurnerGUEST
Let's just
Ep. 2823 Italian Wine and India Special Edition with Saloni Khanapurkar IWA | Asia Wine Market
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7:33Saloni KhanapurkarGUEST
So I, the first time ever in my life actually attended Vin Italy, the expo last year, and I was just figuring out ways to be more connected.
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7:44Saloni KhanapurkarGUEST
I mean, while it is great to be at the expo for four days, in Verona, it's an amazing experience.
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7:51Saloni KhanapurkarGUEST
I said, okay, I could keep coming back to the Expo, but I want something more.
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7:55Saloni KhanapurkarGUEST
I want people to actually know that I'm accredited in some way.
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8:43Saloni KhanapurkarGUEST
So that just added on to the trust of the whole academy.
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8:49Roza ZharmukhambetovaHOST
Yeah, that's true.
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8:49Roza ZharmukhambetovaHOST
You could see during the VIA program in Verona how efficient the team
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8:55Saloni KhanapurkarGUEST
was.
232. ALL TEA EPISODE; Valley split? RHOC pause rumors; Next Gen NYC casting; New Bravo franchise AND cities?
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26:14AmandaHOST
That's why they're there.
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26:16AmandaHOST
The wedding was yesterday in Verona, Italy.
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26:19BeaHOST
I think that's where Andrea and Lexi got married.
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26:21BeaHOST
I think that's where he's from, Verona.
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26:23BeaHOST
I think.
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26:23BeaHOST
I could be wrong.
Sky Calcio Unplugged Ep.21 feat. Paolo Zanetti – Giovani, in campo e in panchina: è il loro momento?
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7:25Paolo ZanettiGUEST
Quindi l'allenatore per forza di cose si deve anche adattare al, al materiale.
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7:28Lisa OffsideHOST
Ma quando vedi Cambiaghi convocato in nazionale, quando vedi Cissé che hai avuto a Verona, adesso ieri no, non bene in quella posizione, poi magari ne parliamo approfonditamente, ma protagonista con l'under 21 col Milan, quando vedi Ghilardi segnare in Champions League, quando vedi Giovane segnare-
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7:46Stefano BorghiHOST
Diego Coppola anche
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7:47Lisa OffsideHOST
...Coppola convocato in nazionale-
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12:26Paolo ZanettiGUEST
Eh, mi piace anche fargli i complimenti, insomma far sentire loro di-- che il mio sostegno c'è ancora.
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12:33Paolo ZanettiGUEST
E poi dopo chiaramente si fa un passo indietro perché hanno adesso altri allenatori, sicuramente più importanti di me, che gli stanno insegnando tanto.
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12:40Paolo ZanettiGUEST
Vedo, vedo per esempio Belayhan che l'anno scorso a gennaio stava tornando a Verona e poi dopo andai via io e lui rifiutò perché io, io andavo via.
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12:50Paolo ZanettiGUEST
E il suo messaggio-
#306 Real Estate in Italy: Marketing, International Buyers & Lake Garda Market Trends: Alessandro Pasqual
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0:00MichaelHOST
Hello and welcome everyone to our 305th session of Palo Caso.
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0:03MichaelHOST
My name is Michael and today I'm talking to Alessandro Pasqual from Verona, Italy.
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0:06MichaelHOST
Alessandro is a real estate broker, owner of CIPS di Segne, president of the Osservatorio Immobiliare Digitale, OID, bilateral partner of NAR, National Association of Realtors, and co-founder of Grandi Agenti Immobiliari.
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0:22MichaelHOST
He is known for his innovative approach of telling the story of a home in color in a black and white market, focusing on personalized care and educational content for his clients.
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0:44MichaelHOST
I always love to talk with people from the city of Romeo and Juliet.
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0:48MichaelHOST
Thank you so much for your trust in talking to me.
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0:50MichaelHOST
And I'm really excited to talk with you today about the Italian market, about your career, and also especially about your home market, about Verona and surroundings.
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1:00MichaelHOST
First and foremost, I would like to give you the word and allow you to introduce yourself to our audience in your own words, because I'm pretty sure you do that much better than I just did.
Hometown Radio 10/21/26 3:30PM: Lisa the Travel Girl
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13:35Dave CongaltonHOST
Marco, good to hear from you.
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13:36Dave CongaltonHOST
On the Frederick Law text line, he says he would add Verona.
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13:42Dave CongaltonHOST
And D-L-O-O-M-I-T-E-S.
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13:47LisaGUEST
The Dolomites.
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13:48LisaGUEST
The Dolomites.
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13:48LisaGUEST
That's where the Olympics were.
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13:49LisaGUEST
I'm actually going to Verona when I go next month, next week when I go.
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13:54LisaGUEST
I'm going to Verona for two days.
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