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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Naples |
 | | Naples was a Greek city, to which those Romans who wished to devote themselves to the study of philosophy betook themselves by preference. |
 | | Naples to the Kingdom of Italy, and therefore, remained in exile at Civitavecchia, until 1866. |
 | | Naples are those of Acerra, Ischia, Nola, and Pozzuoli; the archdiocese has 95 parishes, with 600,600 inhabitants; 32 religious houses of men, 27 congregations of nuns; 7 educational establishments for boys, and 15 for girls; one Catholic daily paper, and 14 weekly and monthly publications. |
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