Bolla Paradiso bolla paradiso, n. A place one is allowed to venture off to in the presence of uncomfortability. [Originated in Italy] [Pl. bolla paradisi] The term bolla paradiso originated in the late 5th century between the collapse of the Roman government and Renaissance Italy. It was first used when Romulus Augustulus was emperor of the Western Roman Empire in AD 476, but it did not spread amongst the civilians for almost one hundred years. During the Gothic War (535-554) fought between the Byzantine Empire and the Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy. During the sanctioning of Italy’s new government at that particular time, there were constant invasions and attacks against both empires, much like the invasions of the barbarian tribes before their