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  • Giovanni Battista Casti

    …wrote his witty society verse Novelle galanti (“Amatory Tales”), first published in a critical edition in 1925. In 1778 Casti visited the court of Catherine the Great in St. Petersburg; though he was treated well, his Poema tartaro mocked the adulation shown the Empress. Returning to Vienna, he was named…

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    …wrote his witty society verse Novelle galanti (“Amatory Tales”), first published in a critical edition in 1925. In 1778 Casti visited the court of Catherine the Great in St. Petersburg; though he was treated well, his Poema tartaro mocked the adulation shown the Empress. Returning to Vienna, he was named…

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