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Milan
Milan is a major city of northern Italy, the capital of Lombardy. In the late Roman Empire it served as an imperial residence, and the Edict of Milan of 313 granted toleration to Christians. Carpets from Shah Abbas I's workshops are now held in collections in cities including Milan.
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