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(Changed claim: text of the quotation (P4): Amongst these is a Pliny, with the pictures of all the animals; a Virgil of the fifth century, all wrote in capital letters, with the figures of the Trojans and Latins, in their proper habits; a beautiful manuscript of Tasso, and a Dante, with miniatures at the top of each page descriptive of the subjects.) |
(Created claim: main subject (P13): Vergilius Vaticanus (Q842)) |
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brano su opere notevoli della biblioteca Vaticana a Roma | |||
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excerpt on notable works in the Vatican Library in Rome | |||
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Latest revision as of 08:15, 21 October 2024
excerpt on notable works in the Vatican Library in Rome
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Riggs Miller 1776, 3, 72 |
excerpt on notable works in the Vatican Library in Rome |
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Amongst these is a Pliny, with the pictures of all the animals; a Virgil of the fifth century, all wrote in capital letters, with the figures of the Trojans and Latins, in their proper habits; a beautiful manuscript of Tasso, and a Dante, with miniatures at the top of each page descriptive of the subjects. (English)
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