Fictitious Symbolic Creatures in Art With Special Reference to Their Use in Br
Fictitious Symbolic Creatures in Art With Special Reference to Their Use in Br
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Scorpion. Luigi di Gonzaga, styled Rodomonte for his great intrepidity and strength, was a favourite general of Em- peror Charles V. In his army with Bourbon at the sack of Rome. When Charles made his public entry into Mantua, Rodo- monte wore a blue surcoat made in squares. Upon one was embroidered a scorpion ; upon the other his motto, " Qui vivens l
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Scorpion. Luigi di Gonzaga, styled Rodomonte for his great intrepidity and strength, was a favourite general of Em- peror Charles V. In his army with Bourbon at the sack of Rome. When Charles made his public entry into Mantua, Rodo- monte wore a blue surcoat made in squares. Upon one was embroidered a scorpion ; upon the other his motto, " Qui vivens l
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This is honestly pure garbage. If you are willing to make a book, at least put some effort into it.Write Review:
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