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The story of Siena and San Gimignano (1902)

Gardner, Edmund Garratt, 1869-1935 · London : J.M. Dent & co. · leaf 65

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Arts, andthe Kingdom benefited thereby and all the Marches andthe Patrimony, and Pisa grew populous with them. ^ In the continuation (wrongly ascribed to Agnolo di Tura)of tlie Cronlca Se/iese,• Op. cit. 294. 4» The Story of Siena And I, the writer, who am not one of the Riformatori,judged that it… … plimc LA LUPA 42 CHAPTER II Sdint Catherine of Siena T^HE closing years of this great republican epoch arelit up by the genius and the inspiration of one of themost wonderful women in the history of Italy: CaterinaBenincasa, now more generally known as St Catherine ofSiena. She was born on March…

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