La Civita
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| - | [[Torre Annunziata]] - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre | + | For hundreds of years, the [[lost city]] of [[Pompeii]] was known as [[La Civita]]. |
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| - | En 1928 se constituyó el municipio de Pompeya, y Torre Annunziata cedió las fracciones de La Civita di Valle y Pontenuovo; nuevos municipios se ... | + | |
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For hundreds of years, the lost city of Pompeii was known as La Civita.
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