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Numero speciale Medioevo e Rinascimento: Annuario del Dipartimento di Studi sul Medioevo e il Rinascimento dell'Universita di Firenze 12 [n.
All'ombra di Giulietta: Il Refugio de' mixeri e il giallo ... by Cracolici, Stefano / Italica
The point is well taken, though a little severe in regard to Gilbert Gadoffre's generally admirable Revolution culturelle dans la France des humanistes, and Franco Simone arrived at much the same conclusion, albeit less indignantly, in Il Rinascimento francese and elsewhere.
Histoire et litterature au siecle de Montaigne: Melanges offerts a ... by Mac Phail, Eric / Renaissance Quarterly
Quindi un italiano non e piu quel grumo empatico che si sente appartenente a un'unita complessa ma in qualche maniera coesa che comprende i Romani, Dante, Leopardi, il Rinascimento, il Risorgimento, il Fascismo, la Resistenza.
Intervista a Tiziano Scarpa di Stefania Lucamante by Lucamante, Stefania / Italica
 
 
 
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