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... illustrious and noble family of the Colonnas , who then frequented- I should rather say adorned - the Court of Rome . Especially , I was invited , and I was held in honour -- undeserved , certainly , at that time , if not also now - by ...
... illustrious and noble family of the Colonnas , who then frequented- I should rather say adorned - the Court of Rome . Especially , I was invited , and I was held in honour -- undeserved , certainly , at that time , if not also now - by ...
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Henry Reeve. to Padua , where I was received by that man of illustrious memory not only with courtesy , but as happy ... illustrious friends . The later por- tion of his life , which connected him with the political events of the age ...
Henry Reeve. to Padua , where I was received by that man of illustrious memory not only with courtesy , but as happy ... illustrious friends . The later por- tion of his life , which connected him with the political events of the age ...
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... illustrious . And these rela- tions were all subject in his mind to the grand object of the restoration of the unity of the empire centring in Rome , by the side of the Pope's spiritual power . It deserves a passing remark that in the ...
... illustrious . And these rela- tions were all subject in his mind to the grand object of the restoration of the unity of the empire centring in Rome , by the side of the Pope's spiritual power . It deserves a passing remark that in the ...
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