Definition: The word "vesuvius" comes from the Greek for fire-breathing god, which was later translated into Latin to refer to a volcano. The term has been used in various cultures over time, often with reference to ancient or modern events and figures associated with volcanoes. It typically refers to the eruption of Vesuvius on Mount Vesuvius, Sicily, in 79 AD, known for its devastating volcanic eruption that destroyed Pompeii, a Roman city, and resulted in more than 10,000 deaths. The volcano is believed to have erupted by accident from an ancient fissure which was never sealed with a stone wall or other protective barrier against the lava flow.
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