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This historical work delves into the lineage and influence of the House of Savoy from 1003 to 1519, offering a detailed exploration of its political and cultural significance. The first volume presents a comprehensive narrative enriched with historical context, aiming to provide readers with insights into the family's role in shaping European history during the medieval and early modern periods. As a reprint of the original 1898 edition, it preserves the author's meticulous research and storytelling, making it a valuable resource for history enthusiasts.

This study offers a detailed examination of Vittoria Colonna, focusing on her poetic contributions through both published and unpublished sonnets. It presents translations that highlight her literary significance and artistic style. The book is a reprint of the original 1889 edition, ensuring the preservation of historical context and scholarly insights into Colonna's work.

Delving into the rich history of Verona, this volume covers the city's architectural evolution, significant events, and cultural traditions from its Roman origins to the present day. Key topics include the influence of the Goths and Lombards, the impact of the Scaliger family, and the significance of landmarks like the Arena. Originally published in 1902, this republished edition features a new introduction and aims to provide accessible insight for enthusiasts of Italian history and Verona's unique heritage.

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