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The nearest precedent in time comes from fourteenth - century Italy . ... and
Boccaccio also , and in a whole host of less - known Italians , and through them
in Chaucer , whose Italian debts are scarcely realised to the full even nowadays .
The nearest precedent in time comes from fourteenth - century Italy . ... and
Boccaccio also , and in a whole host of less - known Italians , and through them
in Chaucer , whose Italian debts are scarcely realised to the full even nowadays .
Page 321
While in Gaul he seems to have had only Sallustius , his friend , and Helena his
wife , occasionally absent on visits to Italy , so that no suspicion could rest on him
in that respect . Julian was well aware of the temptations to which he , as ruler ...
While in Gaul he seems to have had only Sallustius , his friend , and Helena his
wife , occasionally absent on visits to Italy , so that no suspicion could rest on him
in that respect . Julian was well aware of the temptations to which he , as ruler ...
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Italy , effect of London Naval Confer . Griffith - Boscawen , Rt Hon . Sir ence on
Navy of , 2 . Arthur , ' Transport , ' 244 . Grose , Captain Francis , Classical
Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue , ' 410 . Japan , effect of London Naval Conde
Grouchy ...
Italy , effect of London Naval Confer . Griffith - Boscawen , Rt Hon . Sir ence on
Navy of , 2 . Arthur , ' Transport , ' 244 . Grose , Captain Francis , Classical
Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue , ' 410 . Japan , effect of London Naval Conde
Grouchy ...
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| Title | The Quarterly Review, 257. köide |
| Contributors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | J. Murray, 1931 |
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