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Conrad Leviston: Fixed Barbarossa link

2011-07-28T02:11:08Z

Fixed Barbarossa link

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	'''Milan''' is a [[city]] in [[Lombardy]] in Northern [[Italy]].		'''Milan''' is a [[city]] in [[Lombardy]] in Northern [[Italy]].

	Milan became a free commune in the [[12th century]]. In 1162 it was sacked by [[Frederick I Barbarossa]]. The formation of the [[Lombard League]] saw Milan eventually free of the [[Holy Roman Empire]]. Milan was however torn politically between [[Guelph]] and [[Ghibelline]] factions until the [[Visconti]] took control in 1277. Francesco Sforza married the daughter of the last male of the Visconti line, and effectively took over in 1447.		Milan became a free commune in the [[12th century]]. In 1162 it was sacked by [[Frederick Barbarossa]]. The formation of the [[Lombard League]] saw Milan eventually free of the [[Holy Roman Empire]]. Milan was however torn politically between [[Guelph]] and [[Ghibelline]] factions until the [[Visconti]] took control in 1277. Francesco Sforza married the daughter of the last male of the Visconti line, and effectively took over in 1447.

	From 1482 until 1499 [[Leonardo da Vinci]] operated his [[workshop]] in Milan, under Ludovico Sforza.		From 1482 until 1499 [[Leonardo da Vinci]] operated his [[workshop]] in Milan, under Ludovico Sforza.

Sarah Van Der Goes: added wiki

2007-07-02T17:15:03Z

added wiki

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	Milan became a free commune in the [[12th century]]. In 1162 it was sacked by [[Frederick I Barbarossa]]. The formation of the [[Lombard League]] saw Milan eventually free of the [[Holy Roman Empire]]. Milan was however torn politically between [[Guelph]] and [[Ghibelline]] factions until the [[Visconti]] took control in 1277. Francesco Sforza married the daughter of the last male of the Visconti line, and effectively took over in 1447.		Milan became a free commune in the [[12th century]]. In 1162 it was sacked by [[Frederick I Barbarossa]]. The formation of the [[Lombard League]] saw Milan eventually free of the [[Holy Roman Empire]]. Milan was however torn politically between [[Guelph]] and [[Ghibelline]] factions until the [[Visconti]] took control in 1277. Francesco Sforza married the daughter of the last male of the Visconti line, and effectively took over in 1447.

	From 1482 until 1499 [[Leonardo da Vinci]] operated his workshop in Milan, under Ludovico Sforza.		From 1482 until 1499 [[Leonardo da Vinci]] operated his [[workshop]] in Milan, under Ludovico Sforza.

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Conrad Leviston: more substantial history

2005-09-22T01:42:45Z

more substantial history

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			'''Milan''' is a [[city]] in [[Lombardy]] in Northern [[Italy]].
	'''Milan''' is a [[city]] in Northern [[Italy]]. During the [[Renaissance]] it was dominated by the [[Visconti]] and [[Sforza]] families. At various times it had been part of the [[Holy Roman Empire]] and [[France]], as well as [[Spain]].

			Milan became a free commune in the [[12th century]]. In 1162 it was sacked by [[Frederick I Barbarossa]]. The formation of the [[Lombard League]] saw Milan eventually free of the [[Holy Roman Empire]]. Milan was however torn politically between [[Guelph]] and [[Ghibelline]] factions until the [[Visconti]] took control in 1277. Francesco Sforza married the daughter of the last male of the Visconti line, and effectively took over in 1447.
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			From 1482 until 1499 [[Leonardo da Vinci]] operated his workshop in Milan, under Ludovico Sforza.

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Simoncursitor: Adding 'city'

2005-04-21T11:01:38Z

Adding 'city'

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	'''Milan''' is a city in Northern [[Italy]]. During the [[Renaissance]] it was dominated by the [[Visconti]] and [[Sforza]] families. At various times it had been part of the [[Holy Roman Empire]] and [[France]], as well as [[Spain]].		'''Milan''' is a [[city]] in Northern [[Italy]]. During the [[Renaissance]] it was dominated by the [[Visconti]] and [[Sforza]] families. At various times it had been part of the [[Holy Roman Empire]] and [[France]], as well as [[Spain]].

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Conrad Leviston: stub message

2004-09-30T08:59:59Z

stub message

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	'''Milan''' is a city in Northern [[Italy]]. During the [[Renaissance]] it was dominated by the [[Visconti]] and [[Sforza]] families. At various times it had been part of the [[Holy Roman Empire]] and [[France]], as well as [[Spain]].		'''Milan''' is a city in Northern [[Italy]]. During the [[Renaissance]] it was dominated by the [[Visconti]] and [[Sforza]] families. At various times it had been part of the [[Holy Roman Empire]] and [[France]], as well as [[Spain]].

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Conrad Leviston: Stubbish

2004-09-30T08:58:17Z

Stubbish

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'''Milan''' is a city in Northern [[Italy]]. During the [[Renaissance]] it was dominated by the [[Visconti]] and [[Sforza]] families. At various times it had been part of the [[Holy Roman Empire]] and [[France]], as well as [[Spain]].

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