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    The document provides a timeline of important events and developments in Italian history from 1200 BC to AD 2012. It is divided into sections and subsections with page numbers and section dividers in parentheses. The timeline lists dates of significant historical events such as the founding of Rome in 771 BC, the assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 BC, the establishment of the Roman Republic in 509 BC, and more recent developments like the Vittorio Emanuele Monument from 1911 and the MAXXI art museum from 2010.

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    Ninth File (of Thirty-Six) That I Prepared as a Travel Guide for My Brother Phil

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    The document provides a timeline of important events and developments in Italian history from 1200 BC to AD 2012. It is divided into sections and subsections with page numbers and section dividers in parentheses. The timeline lists dates of significant historical events such as the founding of Rome in 771 BC, the assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 BC, the establishment of the Roman Republic in 509 BC, and more recent developments like the Vittorio Emanuele Monument from 1911 and the MAXXI art museum from 2010.

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    The document provides a timeline of important events and developments in Italian history from 1200 BC to AD 2012. It is divided into sections and subsections with page numbers and section dividers in parentheses. The timeline lists dates of significant historical events such as the founding of Rome in 771 BC, the assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 BC, the establishment of the Roman Republic in 509 BC, and more recent developments like the Vittorio Emanuele Monument from 1911 and the MAXXI art museum from 2010.

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    TIM E LI N E F OR O V ER VI E W OF I TA L IA N HI S TO RY (B in d er P a ge Nu m b er s a n d Se ct ion D iv id er s in P ar en th e se s)

    SECTION A SUBSECTION I (01-05) 1200 BC 1183 Fall of Troy (01) 90 BC 80 BC 1100 BC 1000 BC 900 BC 800 BC 771 Birth of Romulus (02) 70 BC

    SECTION A SUBSECTION I (06 10) AD 01 73 Rebellion of Spartacus (06)

    SECTION A SUBSECTION II 81 Arch of Titus (11) 113 Column of Trajan (12)

    SECTION A SUBSECTION III AD 1700 1725 Spanish Steps (21) AD 1750 1762 Trevi Fountain (22) 1775 La Specola (23)

    AD 100

    AD 200 60 BC 59 - 50 Caesars Wars in Gaul (07) 44 Assassination of Caesar (08) AD 300 306 Baths of Diocletian (13) 337 Death of Constantine (Divider A.II) AD 400 30 BC 25 Agrippas Pantheon (09) AD 500 567 Crux Vaticana (14)

    AD 1800

    50 BC

    700 BC 40 BC 600 BC circa 600 Cloaca Maxima (Divider A.I) 509 Founding of the Republic (03) 500 BC 10 BC 400 BC 387 Gauls Attack the Citadel (04) 01 BC 300 BC 218 Hannibal Invades Italy ( 05) AD 900 200 BC AD 1000 100 BC AD 1100 09 Altar of Augustan Peace (10)

    AD 1850 from 1528 to 1870 Cappuchin Crypt (24)

    AD 1900 1911 Vittorio Emanuele Monument (25) 1934 SMN PowerStation (26) 1939 Death of Pope Pius XI (27) 1943 Convent of the Buon Pastore (28) 1945 Death of Mussolini (Divider A.III) AD 1950

    20 BC AD 600 AD 700 AD 800 800 Coronation of Charlemagne (15)

    AD 1200 circa 1250 Torre degli Anguillara (16) AD 1300 1345 Ponte Vecchio (17) 1359 Campanile of the Duomo (18) AD 1400 AD 2000 2010 MAXXI (29) 2012 Contemporary Graffiti (30)

    AD 1500 1571 Laurentian Library (19) AD 1600 1667 St. Peters Square (20)

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