American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth
Edition - A city of northern Italy east of Milan. It was a
Gallic town, a Roman stronghold, and a free city from 936 to
1426. Population: 190,000. - n. an ancient Italian city in
central Lombardy - From Italian Brescia, Lombard Brèsa.
(Wiktionary) “That’s me with skeet shooter Chiara Cainero at
dinner in Brescia, Italy.” “A whole community of skilled
craftsmen lives in Brescia.” “- after all, Brescia, which is a
half an hour's drive from me, is the land of shopping centres
and sparkling wines.” “(Paris has been seen carrying a Fushia
"Brescia" Gustto handbag) and Cameron Diaz” “She also appears on
a carved ivory reliquary of Brescia, which is most likely not
later in date than 800 (D.C. A. art.” “The project, a joint
venture between Peru's Libertador hotel group and America's
Starwood (it's branded as a Luxury Collection property), is a
homecoming for Arquitectonica cofounder Bernardo Fort-Brescia, a
member of the family that owns Libertador.” “It