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Location of the famous [[''general council'']] which established the [[''Index of Forbidden Books'']].
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For the [[English]] river see [[River Trent]]
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'''Trent''' (in Italian ''Trento'') is a city in [[Italy]] (in the [[South Tyrol]], until 1918 part of [[Austria]]) 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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[[Category:Italian Cities and Towns]]

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For the English river see River Trent

Trent (in Italian Trento) is a city in Italy (in the South Tyrol, until 1918 part of Austria) 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.