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"Whoever is capable of love is virtuous : whoever is virtuous both can and ought to love." |
"Whoever is capable of love is virtuous : whoever is virtuous both can and ought to love." |
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"Ciascun si stima di gran senno, e crede<br>Dovizia aver di cio ch’ei più mendica;<br>E dà del matto e del malenso altrui." |
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{{d|{{sc|[[Auteur:Niccolò Forteguerri|Fortiguerra]]}}. Rime Piacevoli, Cap. V.}} |
{{d|{{sc|[[Auteur:Niccolò Forteguerri|Fortiguerra]]}}. Rime Piacevoli, Cap. V.}} |
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:"Men count them Avondrous wise, and think themselves<br>Wealthy in that wherein they are but beggars,<br>Calling all others fools and simpletons." |
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"Men count them Avondrous wise, and think themselves |
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Wealthy in that wherein they are but beggars, |
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Calling all others fools and simpletons." |