Clizia, mondana ancor, ben mille amanti
1903 Italian edition of the epigram of Vittorio Alfieri
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Clizia, mondana ancor, ben mille amanti
Summary
Clizia, mondana ancor, ben mille amanti is a version, edition or translation[1].
Key Facts
- Clizia, mondana ancor, ben mille amanti authored Vittorio Alfieri[2].
- Clizia, mondana ancor, ben mille amanti's instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation[3].
- Clizia, mondana ancor, ben mille amanti followed Alta due palmi e mezzo a tre non giunge[4].
- Clizia, mondana ancor, ben mille amanti was followed by Angli, che dite? ei non fu vostro re?[5].
- Clizia, mondana ancor, ben mille amanti's language of work or name is recorded as Italian[6].
- Clizia, mondana ancor, ben mille amanti was published on 1903[7].
- Clizia, mondana ancor, ben mille amanti's edition or translation of is recorded as Clizia, mondana ancor, ben mille amanti[8].
- Clizia, mondana ancor, ben mille amanti's published in is recorded as Epigrammi[9].
- Clizia, mondana ancor, ben mille amanti's first line is recorded as Clizia, mondana ancor, ben mille amanti[10].
- Clizia, mondana ancor, ben mille amanti's copyright status is recorded as public domain[11].
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Authorship and Creation
Clizia, mondana ancor, ben mille amanti authored Vittorio Alfieri[2].
Publication
Clizia, mondana ancor, ben mille amanti was published on 1903[7]. Its language of work or name is recorded as Italian[6].
Adaptations and Inspiration
Clizia, mondana ancor, ben mille amanti followed Alta due palmi e mezzo a tre non giunge[4]. It was followed by Angli, che dite? ei non fu vostro re?[5].