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Botteghe Oscure was a
literary journal that was
founded and
edited in Rome by
Marguerite Caetani (Princess di B****iano) from 1948 to 1960.
Botteghe Oscure was...
- The Do LaB:
Lucent Dossier Experience, Adam Freeland, Jupit3r, Patricio,
Oscure, El Papa Chango,
Helios Jive, Ana Sia,
Saynt Dropped Acts:
Jamie T, Madness...
- "House of Flowers"
Short story; the
first chapter was
published in
Botteghe Oscure in 1950 and in Harper's
Bazaar in 1951 1950
Local Color Book; collection...
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known as San
Stanislao alle
Botteghe Oscure, is a
Roman Catholic church in Rome,
sited on Via
delle Botteghe Oscure [it] in the Sant'Angelo rione. It is...
- of his best-known works.
Though first published in the
journal Botteghe Oscure in 1951, the poem was
written in 1947
while Thomas visited Florence with...
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generally identified with the
remains on what is now via
delle Botteghe Oscure. The
temple was
founded in the 3rd
century BC or the
early 2nd
century BC...
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Mattei or the
Palazzo Mattei alle
Botteghe Oscure, is an
urban palace located on via
delle Botteghe Oscure #32 in the
rione Sant'Angelo of Rome, Italy...
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version of the
first half of The Town That Was Mad was
published in
Botteghe Oscure in May 1952, with the
title Llareggub. A
Piece for
Radio Perhaps. Thomas...
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Giulio Cesare Andrea "Julius"
Evola (Italian: [ˈɛːvola]; 19 May 1898 – 11 June 1974) was an
Italian far-right philosopher.
Evola regarded his
values as...
- ISBN 978-88-11-74092-6. Caprara, M****imo (1997).
Quando le
botteghe erano oscure. 1944-1969.
Uomini e
storie del
comunismo italiano (in Italian). Milan:...
