Instance of: abolished municipality in Italy[7], tourist destination[8], metropolis[9], largest city[10], college town[11], big city[12], comune of Italy[13], national capital[14], capital city[15]
Contains the administrative territorial entity: Municipio I[33], Municipio II[34], Municipio III[35], Municipio IV[36], Municipio V[37], Municipio VI[38], Municipio VII[39], Municipio XV[40], Municipio VIII[41], Municipio IX[42], Municipio X[43], Municipio XI[44], Municipio XII[45], Municipio XIII[46]
Things named for Rome include Roman Empire[61], an empire[62]; Roma Fiumicino Airport[63], an international airport[64], in Italy[65], founded in 1960[66]; Romaine lettuce[67], a taxon[68]; Rome, Open City[69], a film[70], directed by Roberto Rossellini[71]; Club of Rome[72], a nonprofit organization[73], in Switzerland[74], founded in 1968[75], headquartered in Winterthur[76]; Roma[77], a battleship[78]; Roman Rite[79], a liturgy[80]; and romesco[81], in Spain[82].
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Entities named for Rome include Roman Empire[61], an empire[62]; Roma Fiumicino Airport[63], an international airport[64], in Italy[65], founded in 1960[66]; Romaine lettuce[67], a taxon[68]; Rome, Open City[69], a film[70], directed by Roberto Rossellini[71]; Club of Rome[72], a nonprofit organization[73], in Switzerland[74], founded in 1968[75], headquartered in Winterthur[76]; and Roma[77], a battleship[78].
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