lire
Noun
The word is derived from lira
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of Lira
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I come without five lire. I want to leave without five lire.
Accepting the offer 5 January, Bellini stated that he would set Romani's libretto for Giulietta Capellio, that he required 45 days between receipt of the libretto and the first performance, and that he would accept 325 napoleoni d'oro (about 8,000 lire).
Also, allowing mild inflation, Antonio made a loan of 12,000 lire in 1714.
Despite scalpers selling tickets at 1000 lire, Kezich, 208 crowds queued in line for hours to see an “immoral movie” before the censors banned it.
He was commemorated on the front of the Banca d'Italia 5,000 lire banknote in the 1980s and 90s (before Italy switched to the Euro) with the back showing a scene from the opera Norma.
In 1715, under unknown circumstances, Giuseppe Guarneri borrowed 1,000 lire from Stradivari and later defaulted on the loan.