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We are not at this day in Italy ignorant of the benefits that have been derived from the reformation effected by protestants ... introduced by that е 7 event , has had upon many other subjects , literary # 94 Italian literaturė .
We are not at this day in Italy ignorant of the benefits that have been derived from the reformation effected by protestants ... introduced by that е 7 event , has had upon many other subjects , literary # 94 Italian literaturė .
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fection in the Æneid of Virgil , began from that period gradually to decline , it happened likewise that the Italian poetry , having attained its full beauties in Tasso , afterwards declined very much from its dignity , even in his own ...
fection in the Æneid of Virgil , began from that period gradually to decline , it happened likewise that the Italian poetry , having attained its full beauties in Tasso , afterwards declined very much from its dignity , even in his own ...
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Yet MaTini's fame daily increased , and , for a whole century , the Italian poets contended among themselves who could write , either in prose or in verse , in a stile still more extravagant than his . Fulvio Testi , and Gabriello ...
Yet MaTini's fame daily increased , and , for a whole century , the Italian poets contended among themselves who could write , either in prose or in verse , in a stile still more extravagant than his . Fulvio Testi , and Gabriello ...
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