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Potenza
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Po·ten·za  (p-tnz, p-tntsä)
A city of southern Italy in the Apennines east-southeast of Naples. Founded by Romans in the second century b.c., it was ruled by numerous feudal overlords during the Middle Ages. Population: 68,300.


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