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Quotes About Bologna

It was just before dawn during the Great Big Siege of Bologna, when tongueless dead men peopled the night hours like living ghosts and Hungry Joe was half out of his mind with anxiety because he had finished his missions
~ Joseph Heller
Have you seen the bologna that has the olives in it? Who's that for? 'I like my bologna like a martini. With an olive.' 'I'll have the bologna sandwich - dirty.'
~ Jim Gaffigan
At the University of Bologna, there was another bizarre twist on what is the norm today: students fined their professors for unexcused absence or tardiness, or for not answering difficult questions.
~ Leonard Mlodinow
I nibbled on the edge—it tasted like a piece of bologna that had met a violent death and been embalmed.
~ Sam Torode
Spallanzani was a genial, round-faced, baldheaded man who looked a bit like actor Wally Shawn. Born in northern Italy in 1729 to a lawyer and his well-connected wife, at the age of twenty he embarked on the study of law at the University of Bologna, where his cousin Laura Bassi was the first female professor of physics and mathematics in Europe.
~ Ruth Kassinger
The sandwich he made was bologna and cheese, his favorite. All the sandwiches he made were his favorites; that was one of the advantages of being single.
~ Stephen King
The ambitious pope had already discussed the Sistine ceiling with Michelangelo in 1506, probably while they were together in Bologna. No doubt Julius, an art lover, had heard of the huge success of the twin cartoons for the city hall frescoes in Florence. It is very likely that his summons to Michelangelo was also a way for the jealous Roman pontiff to sabotage the Florentine fresco project. We do know that Michelangelo never went back to that job.
~ Benjamin Blech
For many, the gastronomic heart of Italy is the Emilia-Romagna region. Its capital is Bologna, which is often overlooked by tourists but has a beautiful historic centre and a lively yet chilled-out atmosphere.
~ Gino D'Acampo
Bologna is the best city in Italy for food and has the least number of tourists. With its medieval beauty, it has it all.
~ Mario Batali
Io, Bologna, non l'ho mai vista. Ma la conosco bene, anche se probabilmente è una città tutta mia. È una città grande: almeno tre ore.
~ Carlo Lucarelli
Love is a lot like pork: there's loin steak and there's bologna. Each has its own place and function.
~ Carlos Ruiz Zafon
It was so quiet. I thought those two women had kidnapped you. Did that make you sad? His eyes twinkled, and a smile tickled the corners of his mouth. Dammit! Why did she have to look at his mouth? That made her think of that amazing kiss, and that put a little extra giddy-up in her pulse. It sure did. I didn't want to stock shelves and slice bologna and still keep everyone from killing each other. She smiled sweetly.
~ Carolyn Brown
I figured that once you've had steak, it's kind of hard to go back to bologna.
~ Carolyn Brown
Let's toast a real wine expert - someone who knows a good rose goes best with bologna sandwiches.
~ Elmer Pasta
paintings. I recognized "The Rape of the Sabines," by Da Bologna, which is one of the few classical paintings I can name.
~ Nelson DeMille
I'll have an Irish banquet waiting for you — a bottle of Guinness and a bologna sandwich.
~ Charles Brandt
I lived in Bologna. I go back quite often, and I still have lots of connections and lots of friends. It was a nice period in my life.
~ Mike Patton
Bologna is the best city in Italy for food and has the least number of tourists. With its medieval beauty, it has it all.
~ Mario Batali
At Bologna, the students held control of their university, hired and fired professors, fined them for unexcused absences or lateness, for wandering from their subject, and for dodging difficult questions.
~ Unknown
The word universitas means no more than "the corporation." Its first recorded appearance is in a letter of Pope Innocent III in 1208 or 1209. The first university was at Salerno in Italy, followed by others at Bologna, Paris, Montpellier, and Oxford. They gained a relative independence from their local bishops and put themselves under the control of the pope, who was likely to be more liberal than the bishops and was at least much farther away.
~ Unknown
Without external encouragement - which could sometimes become very strong - the world's literary and scholarly store would be scanty indeed. "Publish or perish" is nothing new; at the University of Bologna a professor was required to present his yearly disputation for publication and was heavily fined for dereliction.
~ Unknown
Questo ti volevo dire. Ho rotto il nostro patto ma forse é stato meglio così. Ora basta però, non ti voglio rattristare. Mia madre mi ha detto che sei bellissima e io lo sapevo. Quando eravamo piccoli ero sicuro che saresti diventata miss Italia. P.s. Preparati, che quando passo da Bologna ti prendo e ti porto via.
~ Niccolo Ammaniti