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The layout provides capsules of information on nine of the author's titles and explains such minutiae as the addition of vich to indicate a Russian patronym and the relation of kaiser and tsar to the Latin Caesar. But the husband's name is more likely, because such a large use of the patronym among members of the popolo minuto would be unusual, where the designation of married or widowed women through the name of their husbands represents the most frequent usage in Venetian documents. The suturing- or de-suturing-of title and work suggests suspending the patronym and points to an anonymous women's history. |
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