The Romance of Leonardo da Vinci

Merezhkovsky, Dmitry Sergeyevich

Trench, Herbert

History

Franklin Classics

The Romance of Leonardo Da Vinci: The Forerunner

Biographies & Memoirs

Wentworth Press

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The romance of Leonardo da Vinci (His Christ and Anti-Christ ; v. 2)

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Hart Pub. Co.

'At Siena was discovered another statue of Venus, to the huge joy of the inhabitants. A great concourse, with much feasting and honour, set it up over the fountain called "Il Fonte Gaja," as an adornment.... 'But great tribulation having come upon the land by reason of the Florentines, there arose one of the council, a citizen, and spake in this wise: "Fellow-citizens, since the finding of this figure we have had much evil hap, and if we consider how strictly idolatry is prohibited by our faith, what shall we think but that God hath sent us this adversity by reason of sin? I advise that we remove this image from the public square of the city, deface it, break it in pieces, and send it to be buried in the territory of the Florentines." 'All agreeing with this opinion, they confirmed it by a decree; and the thing was put into execution, and the statue was buried within our confines.

The Romance of Leonardo Da Vinci (His Christ and Anti-christ) (English and Russian Edition)

Malenʹkai͡a︡ Tereza (Russian Edition)

Ėrmitazh

The Death of the Gods: -1901

Cornell University Library

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