The Importance of Milan, Italy Throughout History and Italian Polymath Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper Work: Rome, Italy Cathedrals vs Milan, Italy Financial Institutions, the Italian Public Surpassing the English Public’s Per Capita Income During the 21st Century, the Name of “Milan” During the Ancient Roman Empire, the Influence and Authority the Municipal Government of Milan Possessed During the 4th Century A.D., the Location Ancient Roman Emperor Constantine I Issued the Edict of Milan Legalizing Christianity, the Name of “Milan” During the Renaissance (1490 A.D. – 1527), the Location da Vinci’s Last Supper Work is Stored During the Modern Day, the Requirement Prior to Viewing the Il Cenacolo (the Cenacle Dining Room) (L’Ultima Cena) (the Last Supper) Work, the Number of Patrons Permitted to View the Il Cenacolo Work Simultaneously During the Modern Day, and the Il Cenacolo Work Surviving World War II

It is said that for every cathedral in Rome, Italy there is a bank in Milan, Italy. Italy recently surpassed England in respect to per capita income. 300 years before Jesus Christ, Milan was referred to as “Mediolanum” by the ancient Romans which means “the central place” in Latin. By the 4th century AD, Milan was the capital of the western half of the Roman Empire. It was from Milan that Emperor Constantine issued the Edict of Milan which legalized Christianity in 313 AD. By the time of the Ren...

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