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Tasso, 1959, 245: "si ch'a me pare che piu tosto di fortuna che d'ingegno voi debbiate cedere a gli uomini, poiche da la vostra <fortuna?
L'Italia rurale e popolare, come afferma Brunetta doveva cedere il passo all'ascesa di una nuova specie ma prima di dare spazio alla nuova classe sociale c'era bisogno del trapasso che lo studioso Ragone ha cosi esposto: L'american way che si afferma in questi anni non e [.
And Ovid's older contemporary Propertius also closely describes the act of swimming without naming it, "teneat clausam tenui Teuthrantis in unda/alternae facilis cedere lympha manu," which I would roughly put: "Let the fresh spring water of Teuthra hold you in its weak wave/easy to move one hand after the other.
 
 
 
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