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'''Trent''' is a city in Italy that is the site of the famous ''[[Council of Trent|general council]]'' which was held in response to the Protestant [[Reformation]]. The city is noted for public baths, fed by underground hot springs, used since Roman times.
 
'''Trent''' is a city in Italy that is the site of the famous ''[[Council of Trent|general council]]'' which was held in response to the Protestant [[Reformation]]. The city is noted for public baths, fed by underground hot springs, used since Roman times.
  
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Revision as of 18:43, January 19, 2009

Trent is a city in Italy that is the site of the famous general council which was held in response to the Protestant Reformation. The city is noted for public baths, fed by underground hot springs, used since Roman times.