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  • Giovanni Della Casa

    …widely translated treatise on manners, Galateo.

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    …widely translated treatise on manners, Galateo.

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  • Gabriele D'Annunzio
    Italian literature
    / Political, historical, biographical, and moral literature

    …of another famous treatise, the Galateo (c. 1551–54; Galateo is the name of the chief speaker; Eng. trans. Galateo), a book on courtesy in which the author’s witty mind and the refinement of contemporary Italian society found full expression. The excesses of the period were also vividly reflected in the…

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    …of another famous treatise, the Galateo (c. 1551–54; Galateo is the name of the chief speaker; Eng. trans. Galateo), a book on courtesy in which the author’s witty mind and the refinement of contemporary Italian society found full expression. The excesses of the period were also vividly reflected in the…

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