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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 29 July 2016
My intention is to cast some additional light upon the history of Milanese civilization during the mid- and later ninth century and to do so by way of describing and comparing some of that period's Lombard literary and artistic creations.
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11 Plates executed by Amilcare Pizzi, Ltd., Milan.Google Scholar