 | Livy - 1848 - 378 lehte
...distiuct English translations made, two of which were done in this country. The Reader contain! six extracts from this novel, among which are the beautiful...a description of the famine and plague of Milan in the year 1630. The accouut of the plague rivals the celebrated one of Bocaccio in his Decameron. The... | |
 | Ernst Frederik Bojesen - 1848 - 448 lehte
...contaipi six extraen from this novel, among which are the beautiful episode* of Father Cn»t'if«ro and the Nun of Monza, and a description of the famine and plague of Milan in the year 1030. The account of the plague rivals the celebrated fine of Bocarcio in his Decameron. 'The... | |
 | Julius Caesar - 1848 - 450 lehte
...distinct English translations made, two of which were done in this country. The Reader containa six extracts from this novel, among which are the beautiful episodes of Father Cristoforo nnd the Nun of Monza, and a description of the famine and plague of Milan in the year 1630. The account... | |
 | Frederica Rowan - 1848 - 374 lehte
...diitinct English translations made, two ot which weredone in this country. The Reader contai» •ix extracts from this novel, among which are the beautiful episodes of Father Cristotoro and the Nun of Monza, and a description of the faminp and plague of Milan in the year |fî30.... | |
 | Cornelius Tacitus - 1849 - 488 lehte
...contai» liz extracts from this novel, among which are the beantifnl episodes of Father Cristoforo »ml the Nun of Monza, and a description of the famine and plague of Milan in the year 1630. The account of the plague rivals the celebrated one of Bocaccio in his Decameron The... | |
 | James C. Oehlschläger - 1850 - 312 lehte
...dis. tinct English translations made, two ol which were done in this country. The Reader contains eix extracts from this novel, among which are the beautiful...the famine and plague of Milan in ihe year 1630. The account of the plague rivals the celebrated one of Boccacio in his Decameron. The idioms that occur... | |
 | Wilhelm Pütz - 1850 - 244 lehte
...distinct English translations made, two of which were done in this country. The Reader contains six extracts from this novel, among which are the beautiful...a description of the famine and plague of Milan in the year 1630. The account of the plague rivals the celebrated one of Boccacio in his Decameron. The... | |
 | Marcus Tullius Cicero - 1850 - 492 lehte
...distinct English translations made, two ol which were done in this country. The Reader contains six extracts from this novel, among which are the beautiful...Nun of Monza, and a description of the famine and plaeue of Milan in the year 1630. The account of the plague rivals the celebrated one of Boccacio in... | |
 | James C. Oehlschläger - 1850 - 298 lehte
...distinct English translations made, two oí which were dune in this country. The Reader contains six extracts from this novel, among which are the beautiful episodes of Father Cristoforo and the Nun of M onza, and a description of the lamine and plague of Milan in the year 1630. The account of the plague... | |
 | Wilhelm Pütz - 1850 - 252 lehte
...dis tinct English translations made, two ol which were done in this country. The Reader contain six extracts from this novel, among which are the beautiful episodes of Father Cristoforo arn thie Nun of Monza, and a description of the famine and plague of Milan in the year 1630. Thi account... | |
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... popular as to have gone through an incredible number of editions in Italy, while it has been translated into every language of Europe. There have been, we believe, no less than three distinct English translations made, two of which were done in this... 
