- and
comment on the
famous work
originally printed in 1499: Le
Songe de
Poliphile was
published in
French in 1883 by
Isidore Liseux. Popelin,
Claudius (1866)...
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published in
Venice in 1499,
called The
Dream of
Poliphile, an
allegorical journey by a traveller,
Poliphile, to
fantastic lands in
search of his love, Polia...
- navy
vessel in 1781 Contre-amiral in 1792 Vice-amiral in 1814
Christian de Jonquière, "Officiers de
Marine aux Cincinnati", Ed.
Poliphile 1988. v t e...
- the Renaissance. It
described the
voyage and
adventures of a traveller,
Poliphile,
through fantastic landscapes,
looking for his love, Polia. The scenes...
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Nuven Basil Da
Cuncha Chile Las
Palmas Johannes Nyholm Sweden Le
songe de
Poliphile Camille Henrot France Vice
versa one
Sadat Shahrbanoo Afghanistan...
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involved in the
translation of the Hypnerotomachie, ou
Discours du
songe de
Poliphile (1546). The
Jardin du Roi in
Paris was
modelled along the
lines of Gohory's...
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Headquarters and
Industrial Complex Zedelgem, M
House Wiesbaden,
Aktion Poliphile Alcanena,
House in
Alcanena Campo Maior, Muni****l
Swimming Pool London...
- vie et son œuvre, Paris, L. Baschet, 1887, 328 p. Étude sur le
songe de
Poliphile Venise, 1499 et 1545. Paris, 1546, 1883, Paris, L. Techener, 1883 ; réédition...
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humaniste (1573),
translation with
notes by
Henri Hauser, Ferrières, Éd. de
Poliphile, 1986 ISBN 2-86888-009-6 Jean-Chrétien-Ferdinand
Hoefer (1857), Nouvelle...
- very po****r
allegorical story,
Hypnerotomachia Poliphili (The Song of
Poliphile) (1499), one of the
first printed novels, the
Dominican priest and author...
