This city passed the Paradisus to liberate its serfs in the years following its victory at the Battle of Fossalta.
This city hosts the annual Il Cinema Ritrovato festival to screen restored films, and the largest Children's Book Fair in the world. A large church in this city contains Lorenzo Costa's frescoes The Triumph of Fame and The Triumph of Death. This city passed the Paradisus to liberate its serfs in the years following its victory at the Battle of Fossalta. Giovanni da Oleggio sold this city to the papacy. The Spanish-born founder of the Dominican order died in this city, and artists like Nicola Pisano worked on his tomb here, the Arca di San Domenico. Its citizens built the large San Petronio Basilica to honor one of its patron saints. The Asinelli and Garisenda families each built this city's prominent Two Towers, both of which are now leaning. In 1088 CE the first European institution of a certain type was founded in this city on the confluence of the Savena and Reno rivers. For 10 points, name this Italian city home to Europe's first university.
This city hosts the annual Il Cinema Ritrovato festival to screen restored films, and the largest Children's Book Fair in the world.
Bologna [or Bononia]