Smith 1793, 1, 329 (Q2067): Difference between revisions
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(Created claim: text of the quotation (P4): In the great piazza, or market place, stands the Palazzo Publico, the ancient senate-house of the republic, which the people seem still to venerate, as reminding them they once were a republic. [...] In the public library are some Greek manuscripts of the New Testament, with fine illuminations.) |
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In the great piazza, or market place, stands the Palazzo Publico, the ancient senate-house of the republic, which the people seem still to venerate, as reminding them they once were a republic. [...] In the public library are some Greek manuscripts of the New Testament, with fine illuminations. (English) | |||
| Property / text of the quotation: In the great piazza, or market place, stands the Palazzo Publico, the ancient senate-house of the republic, which the people seem still to venerate, as reminding them they once were a republic. [...] In the public library are some Greek manuscripts of the New Testament, with fine illuminations. (English) / rank | |||
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| Property / text of the quotation: In the great piazza, or market place, stands the Palazzo Publico, the ancient senate-house of the republic, which the people seem still to venerate, as reminding them they once were a republic. [...] In the public library are some Greek manuscripts of the New Testament, with fine illuminations. (English) / qualifier | |||
| Property / text of the quotation: In the great piazza, or market place, stands the Palazzo Publico, the ancient senate-house of the republic, which the people seem still to venerate, as reminding them they once were a republic. [...] In the public library are some Greek manuscripts of the New Testament, with fine illuminations. (English) / reference | |||
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excerpt on the library of the Palazzo Pubblico in Siena
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| English | Smith 1793, 1, 329 |
excerpt on the library of the Palazzo Pubblico in Siena |
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In the great piazza, or market place, stands the Palazzo Publico, the ancient senate-house of the republic, which the people seem still to venerate, as reminding them they once were a republic. [...] In the public library are some Greek manuscripts of the New Testament, with fine illuminations. (English)