Saturday, March 25, 2000

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Villa San Giovanni and Fiumara di Muro (Reggio Calabria), for two thousand years remain a secret. It dates back to 72 BC It is tied to the glorious origin of their names. Today, for the first time in history, it is revealed.
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Enzo, who won with her first work of a prize "The Patron" 1997, was born in 1958 in Villa San Giovanni. He lives in London (England), where he has been working as a surgeon. The author, researching the origins of his country, Villa San Giovanni, and that of his ancestors, Fiumara di Muro, gives, for the first time, of historical information that finally give a clear and definitive account of the birth of the ancient Pit and the glorious land of Fiumara di Muro.
Over the centuries has been much debate on these two names and the attempts to explain the etymology were disparate and desperate.

The author, researching the history of His country has stumbled into the life of a great leader, a hero of the past, Spartacus. The author finds the shores of the Straits in the winter of 72 BC with an army of twenty thousand slaves, followed within hours by twenty thousand Roman soldiers under the command of Marcus Licinius Crassus Praetor.

It was during that long and troubled season that came into pit (now Villa San Giovanni) and Fiumara di Muro, by the industrious Romans, in a vain and desperate attempt to close in a death trap, in the southernmost tip of Bruzio , Spartacus and the slaves.

And if the wall has disappeared for many centuries each track, the pit remains clear evidence to date. Enough to know better Villa San Giovanni.

Enzo Greek was born in Villa San Giovanni (Reggio Calabria) in 1958. Since 1987 he as a doctor in London.
with passion and classic humanitarian studies, facilitated by this knowledge of Latin, Greek, Hebrew and Phoenician. It is assiduous researcher of historical memories about their own country especially, Villa San Giovanni and those of their ancestors, Fiumara di Muro, sadly abandoned after the disastrous earthquake of 1783 and never forgotten.

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