- Casa
Editrice Leo S.
Olschki is a
publishing house of Florence, Tuscany, Italy. It was
founded in 1886 by Leo
Samuele Olschki and is
among the country's...
- Leo
Samuele Olschki (born Lev
Samuel Olschki; 2
January 1861 – 17 June 1940) was an
Italian publisher of
Prussian Jewish origin. Leo
Olschki was born on...
- Vol. 36 of Civiltà veneziana: Studi.
Fondazione "Giorgio Cini". L. S.
Olschki. p. 33. ISBN 8822229398. ISSN 0069-438X. Lanciotti, Lionello, ed. (1980)...
- eds. (1982).
Musical grammars and
computer analysis. Firenze: Leo S.
Olschki Editore. pp. 201–218. ISBN 978-882223229-8. Barsky,
Robert F. (1997). Noam...
- di
storia della scienza.
Nuova serie (in Italian). LIV (Fasc.1–2). Leo
Olschki. "Saving
Sigmund Freud |
Interview with
Former Newsw****
Editor Andrew Nagorski"...
- undiscovered, German-Italian
Medieval and
Renaissance scholar Leonardo Olschki believed some of Boucher's
works may
still exist in the
Erdene Zuu Monastery...
-
Conte di
Cavour (2005).
Camillo Cavour: Epistolario. Vol. 17. Firenze:
Olschki. p. 2944. La
Sicilia sarà una
delle più
belle gemme della sua corona; ed...
- a
Milano nel 1814".
Lares (in Italian). LII (3). Casa
Editrice Leo S.
Olschki: 425–464. Busico,
Augusta (2005). Il tricolore: il
simbolo la
storia (in...
- 1986, pp. 49–50
Christian Hülsen,
Chiese di Roma nel
Medio Evo (Florence:
Olschki, (On-line text). Butler,
Alban (1981). Butler's
Lives of the saints. Burns...
-
convegno (Istituto ****onale di
studi sul rinascimento) 23. Florence: Leo S.
Olschki. pp. I, 35–52. Heindel, Max (1911). "Chapter IV: The
Constitution of Man:...
