Essays by Divers Hands: Being the Transactions of the Royal Society of Literature, Band 35Oxford University Press, 1969 |
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... Florentines had found an ally - one in the past but an ally no less . They began calling themselves ' new Romans ' , a tag which even Giangaleazzo accepted , using it , however , in derision . Meanwhile , the war went worse than ever ...
... Florentines had found an ally - one in the past but an ally no less . They began calling themselves ' new Romans ' , a tag which even Giangaleazzo accepted , using it , however , in derision . Meanwhile , the war went worse than ever ...
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... Florentines did not feel a need to see events in tragic terms . They had won a victory , their bankers and merchants were doing well and they were filled with con- fidence . The blind Oedipus held no interest . Nor for that matter did ...
... Florentines did not feel a need to see events in tragic terms . They had won a victory , their bankers and merchants were doing well and they were filled with con- fidence . The blind Oedipus held no interest . Nor for that matter did ...
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... Florentine defined history as an account of the misfortunes and disasters that overtake mankind - which sounds like the Late Night Final . When the Arno flooded in November 1333 , drowning 300 Florentines , Giovanni Villani describes ...
... Florentine defined history as an account of the misfortunes and disasters that overtake mankind - which sounds like the Late Night Final . When the Arno flooded in November 1333 , drowning 300 Florentines , Giovanni Villani describes ...
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Katja Reissner Lecture 1967 | 1 |
Tredegar Memorial Lecture 1966 | 18 |
A BICENTENARY | 40 |
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