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Ettore Socci Da Firenze A Digione (fiscle part-I)

Art
Italian
81198 Words
Ages 18 and up
0
1

Questo Libro Non È Per Gli Strategici E Molto Meno Pei Letterati; Un Cruscante, Leggendolo, Avrebbe Di Che Arricciare Il Naso Moltissime Volte; Un Soldato Di Quelli Che Vanno Per La Maggiore, Giurerebbe Che Lo Scrivente Sa Di Arte Di Guerra, Quanto Sa D'ortografia Un'analfabeta; Nè Io Dicerto Vorrei Sfegatarmi Per Far Cambiar Loro Opinione; Io Non L'ho Mai Pretesa A Linguista Ed Ho Una Vecchia Ruggine Con Chi Si Arrovella, Per Studiare Il Sistema Di Ammazzare Più Gente Che Può. [more]

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Lucy McCrimson Requiescat In Pace

Assassins Creed Fanfiction

Drama
German
8575 Words
Ages 16 and up
550
1

Mein Name ist Alessia, Alessia de' Pazzi. Ich bin die jüngste Tochter einer Templerfamilie. Doch ich selbst war nie einer [more]

Keywords: Assassins Creed, Ezio, Ezio Auditore, Ezio Auditore da Firenze, Florenz, Firenze, Venedig, Venezia, Rom, Roma, Assassinin, Pazzi, de' Pazzi, de Pazzi, Alessia, Liebe, Drama, Streit, Leonardo da Vinci, Monteriggione, Verrat, Templer [more][Less]

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Phil Humor David von Michelangelo und sein Stellvertreter

Short Story
German
1812 Words
No Age Recommendation
200
4

"Du sollst doch nicht immer in die Accademia kommen." "Du meinst, weil ich kein Original bin?" "Nein, weil Du 4,34 Meter groß bist und einen Riesen-Lärm verursachst. Wir sind Statuen, wir haben stillzustehen, wir lassen uns bewundern ..." "Und die Tauben schietern auf mich rauf - auf Dich ja nicht in Deinem Kuppelraum, der Tribuna. Ich stehe vor dem Palazzo Vecchio - man rümpft die Nase über mich, mein Vater heißt nicht Michelangelo - er heißt Luigi Arrighetti. ... 2. Platz beim Anthologie-Wettbewerb im März http://www.bookrix.de/post/group;content-id:group_90166808050,id:1686296.html http://www.bookrix.de/_group-de-anthologie-wettbewerb-1/ [more]

Keywords: Michelangelo Buonarroti, David, Statue, Statuen, Florenz, Bildhauer, Palazzo Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, Papst Julius II., Moses, Galleria dell'Accademia di Firenze

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Francesco Domenico Guerrazzi Beatrice Cenci Fiscle (Part-I)

Storia Del Secolo Xvi

Fiction
Italian
95083 Words
Ages 18 and up
0
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Guerrazzi was born in the seaport of Livorno, then part of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany. He studied law at the university of Pisa, graduating in 1824. He began to practice in Livorno, but soon gave up law in favour of politics and literature, being particularly influenced by Byron, to whom he dedicated his "Stanze" (1825). His first novel, La Battaglia di Benevento was published in 1827. Giuseppe Mazzini made his acquaintance, and in 1829, together with Carlo Bini, they started a newspaper, L'Indicatore Livornese, at Livorno. The authorities of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany suppressed the periodical in February 1830 after 48 issues. In the same year Guerrazzi was banished to Montepulciano for six months after writing an oration to the memory of Cosimo Del Fante — a native of Livorno who had embraced the ideals of the French Revolution and whom Guerrazzi held up as an example for the idealists of the risorgimento. While confined to Montepulciano he began work on his most famous novel, L'Assedio di Firenze - based on and greatly glorifying the life of the 16th Century Florentine soldier Francesco Ferruccio. [more]

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Francesco Domenico Guerrazzi Beatrice Cenci Fiscle (Part-I)

Storia Del Secolo Xvi

Fiction
Italian
118410 Words
Ages 18 and up
0
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Guerrazzi was born in the seaport of Livorno, then part of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany. He studied law at the university of Pisa, graduating in 1824. He began to practice in Livorno, but soon gave up law in favour of politics and literature, being particularly influenced by Byron, to whom he dedicated his "Stanze" (1825). His first novel, La Battaglia di Benevento was published in 1827. Giuseppe Mazzini made his acquaintance, and in 1829, together with Carlo Bini, they started a newspaper, L'Indicatore Livornese, at Livorno. The authorities of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany suppressed the periodical in February 1830 after 48 issues. In the same year Guerrazzi was banished to Montepulciano for six months after writing an oration to the memory of Cosimo Del Fante — a native of Livorno who had embraced the ideals of the French Revolution and whom Guerrazzi held up as an example for the idealists of the risorgimento. While confined to Montepulciano he began work on his most famous novel, L'Assedio di Firenze - based on and greatly glorifying the life of the 16th Century Florentine soldier Francesco Ferruccio. [more]

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