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Reading the Iliad: Burglar in Rome is distracted by a book and caught

Summary by Sueddeutsche Zeitung
Giovanni Nucci writes books about Greek and Roman mythology. Now a burglar has read one of his works - during a break-in in Rome. The thief was caught. And Nucci? Suddenly he is known and amused everywhere.

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A would-be burglar in Rome was arrested when, during a robbery at an elderly home, he stopped to read a book on Greek mythology, according to Italian media. The 38-year-old reportedly entered an apartment in the Prati district of the Italian capital via a balcony, but was distracted after taking a book of Homer's Iliad from the bedside table. The 71-year-old owner is said to have woken up and confronted the alleged thief, who was engrossed in th…

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Giovanni Nucci writes books about Greek and Roman mythology. Now a burglar has read one of his works - during a break-in in Rome. The thief was caught. And Nucci? Suddenly he is known and amused everywhere.

·Munich, Germany
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After being taken by surprise, the thief then tried to escape by leaving the same balcony, but was caught a short time later

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A would-be burglar in Italy, specifically in Rome, was arrested when, during a robbery at an elderly home, he stopped to read a book on Greek mythology, according to Italian media. The 38-year-old reportedly entered an apartment in the Prati district of the Italian capital through a balcony, but was distracted after taking a book of Homer's Iliad from the bedside table. The 71-year-old owner is said to have woken up and confronted the alleged th…

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He was in possession of a bag containing expensive clothes which had been stolen from another house earlier that evening

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"I'd like to find the person who got caught and give them the book, because they'll be caught halfway through reading it," says the book's author

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung broke the news in Munich, Germany on Friday, August 30, 2024.
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