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General map of Italy |
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Tuscany Toscana
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Florence: The circuits of walls
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Central Florence The conjectural shape of Santa Reparata as an oblong basilica has been proved wrong by the excavations of Dec. 1965 - Feb. 1966. See La Cattredrale di Santa Reparata, Opera del Duomo di Firenze (1966), a preliminary report. |
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Diagram of the fonts in the baptistery of San Giovanni offered by the Ottimo in his gloss on Inf.XIX, 16-21. Batisteo
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The Journey (From Moore's Time-References in the 'Divina Commedia') |
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(From Moore's Time-References in the 'Divina Commedia') |
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Rosa Celestiale |
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Il Zodiaco |
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Kings of Aragon and Sicily, 1196-1337 |
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Kings of Bohemia, 1197-1346 |
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Kings of Castile and Leon, 1126-1350 |
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Kings of Castile and Leon. Alfonso VII ('El Emperador'), 1126-1157. Separation of Castile and Leon, 1157. |
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Kings of the two Sicilies (Sicily and Naples) |
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Kings of Sicily and Naples, 1129-1343 |
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Kings of Jerusalem and Cyprus |
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Kings of Cyprus, 1197-1324 |
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Kings of Portugal, 1139-1325 |
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Emperors of Hohenstaufen (or Swabian) Line |
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Kings of France, 1223-1350 |
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Kings of France of the Capetian Dynasty, 987-1328 |
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Table of Emperors mentioned or alluded to by Dante |
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Kings of England, 1066-1327 |
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Table showing connexion (sic) between houses of Provence, Anjou, Hungary, and Naples |
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Table showing connexion (sic) between houses of Hungary, Bohemia, and Naples |
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Kings of Hungary, 1174-1342 |
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Kings of Navarre (and France), 1134-1322 |
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Kings of Navarre, 1134-1322 |
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Kings of Majorca (Balearic Islands) |
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Kings of Norway, 1217-1355 |
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Kings of Scotland, 1057-1329 |
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Popes mentioned or alluded to by Dante |
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Kings of Rascia |
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Marquises of Montserrat, 1135-1330 |
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Counts of Toulouse, 1088-1271 |
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Sovereigns of Europe (including Sultans of Egypt) contemporary with Dante, 1265-1321 |
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Descent of Dante from Cacciaguida |
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House of Este, 1196-1308 |
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Conti Guidi Descent from Tegrino the Lombard |
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Conti Guidi (continued) |
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Table showing the relationship between Guido Ghisilieri and Guido Guinizelli |
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Malaspina Family |
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Malaspina Family (Spino Secco branch) |
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Malaspina Family (Spino Fiorito branch) |
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Malatesta Family |
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The Della Scala Family |
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Table showing the relationship of the members of the Ubaldini family mentioned in the Divine Comedy. |
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Gherardeschi and Visconti of Pisa |
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