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Cividale Del Friuli

We should take a pic with Julius Caesar! Suggests my husband as we walk down a narrow, cobbled street of picturesque Cividale del Friuli. For a moment I think Tony has lost his mind since the Emperor has been deceased for two thousand years! Then I recall the sculpture of the controversial politician and army general standing gloriously in the Italian citys Foro Giulio Cesare. 8216; Ven a bef un tai. 8217; - Come have a drink! As we enter the Foro. 8216;Theres The Man. Located in Cividale. An amus.

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We should take a pic with Julius Caesar! Suggests my husband as we walk down a narrow, cobbled street of picturesque Cividale del Friuli. For a moment I think Tony has lost his mind since the Emperor has been deceased for two thousand years! Then I recall the sculpture of the controversial politician and army general standing gloriously in the Italian citys Foro Giulio Cesare. 8216; Ven a bef un tai. 8217; - Come have a drink! As we enter the Foro. 8216;Theres The Man. Located in Cividale. An amus.

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