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The 23 pages that link to Naples, each with the reason it gives.

• Giovanni BoccaccioRelated: Boccaccio spent formative years at the Angevin court in Naples, where he encountered courtly literature.

• Diego MaradonaRelated: His success at Napoli remains tied to local pride and the city’s rivalry with northern Italy.

• PizzaRelated: Urban food culture in Naples shaped pizza’s early popularity.

• Giambattista VicoRelated: Vico spent his career in Naples, whose intellectual culture shaped his work.

• Vincenzo BelliniRelated: Bellini studied at the Naples conservatory before establishing himself as an opera composer.

• Jusepe de RiberaRelated: Ribera settled there and built the career that made him a leading painter.

• Orlando di LassoRelated: Lasso spent part of his youth in Naples before moving to Rome.

• Benedetto CroceRelated: Croce spent most of his life in Naples, where he developed his scholarly and political work.

• Giovanni Battista PergolesiRelated: Most of Pergolesi's professional life unfolded in this city's musical institutions and theaters.

• University of Naples Federico IIRelated: The university’s campuses and civic role are closely tied to Naples.

• Fanny ElsslerRelated: Elssler’s studies and performances in Italy helped develop the style later admired across Europe.

• TotòRelated: Totò’s Neapolitan identity and comic voice remain central to how his work is remembered.

• Johannes TinctorisRelated: Tinctoris spent much of his later career there in the service of the Aragonese court.

• Massimo TroisiRelated: Troisi’s Neapolitan background informed his language, comic sensibility, and public identity.

• Spaghetti aglio e olioRelated: The dish's regional identity is tied to this city.