In the heart of ancient Rome stands an architectural marvel that has withstood the test of time—the Colosseum. This iconic amphitheater embodies the grandeur and the brutality of a bygone era. Its history echoes with the cheers of spectators, the clashes of swords, and the valor of gladiators.
As time flows on, we've always had the inclination to name its passing. We frequently use the names of months, but have you ever wondered about the meanings behind these names and the individuals who assigned them? Look no further than the Romans for the origins.
Italian is a Romance language based on the fourteenth-century idiom used in the city of Florence. The official language spoken today in the Italian Republic and in the Canton of Ticino in Switzerland is based on the Florentine literary used by the great writers Dante, Petrarca and Boccaccio.
