The Edinburgh Encyclop©¡dia Conducted by David Brewster, with the Assistance of Gentlemen Eminent in Science and Literature, 1±ÇJ. and E. Parker, 1832 |
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... Italian poetry . It has produced many excellent works , and for these two last centuries has included most of the eminent characters in Italy . The Academia della Crusca , or Academia Furfurato- rum , the Bran Academy , was so named ...
... Italian poetry . It has produced many excellent works , and for these two last centuries has included most of the eminent characters in Italy . The Academia della Crusca , or Academia Furfurato- rum , the Bran Academy , was so named ...
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... Italy , where he exhibited many proofs of his valour , he was invested by that monarch with the honour of knighthood . Agrippa , however , was not satisfied with military glory : He panted after literary distinction ; and , by his exten ...
... Italy , where he exhibited many proofs of his valour , he was invested by that monarch with the honour of knighthood . Agrippa , however , was not satisfied with military glory : He panted after literary distinction ; and , by his exten ...
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... Italy was uniform till the irruption of the Goths , who disfigured it by their barbarous taste . In 569 , the Lombards , having possessed themselves of all Italy , excepting Rome and Ravenna , introduced that form of writing which goes ...
... Italy was uniform till the irruption of the Goths , who disfigured it by their barbarous taste . In 569 , the Lombards , having possessed themselves of all Italy , excepting Rome and Ravenna , introduced that form of writing which goes ...
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