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1791–1863 · Italian poet
Also known as: Giuseppe Belli, Giuseppe Francesco Antonio Maria Gioachino Raimondo Belli, Джузеппе Джоакино Белли, 朱塞佩·焦阿基諾·貝利, Белли Д., Белли Д. Д.
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- 'Sta povera giustizzia
- Appunti per poesie romanesche
- Sonnets (Oneworld Classics)
- Er papa e li frati
- Fabrizio Di Giacomo presents the people of Rome in 100 sonnets