or from 'pinsa' (from the Latin verb 'pinsere' or from the verb 'pansere', 'to pound'), or from the Greek dish plakous or from the piada (or piadina), mentioned

or from 'pinsa' (from the Latin verb 'pinsere' or from the verb 'pansere', 'to pound'), or from the Greek dish plakous or from the piada (or piadina), mentioned in Virgil's Aeneid frankly speaking, I don't think we can find the true origin of this dish, it's like looking for the inventor of the wheel or the three-year rotation either way, the history of modern pizza in northern Italy is truly fascinating (and controversial)[1] [1] https://www.vanillamagazine.it/le-pizzerie-furono-sconosciute-in-nord-italia-sino-agli-anni-50/ https://www.vanillamagazine.it/le-pizzerie-furono-sconosciut...