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...Originally from the Opera 'Clari, Maid of Milan,' 'Home! Sweet Home!' is John Howard Payne's most famous work. Written in 1823 it has been widely quoted and referenced in other works ever since. This is the Weekly Poetry project for the week beginning November 13th 2...

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...sa longue captivité anglaise. Il est le fils de Louis Ier, duc d'Orléans, frère du roi de France Charles VI, et de Valentine Visconti fille du duc de Milan. (Wikipedia)...

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...ljenoj generaciji», Anaïs, Henriju, dadaistima, nadrealistima... pa, ne znam kako, preĊem na Marka Ristića, Milana Dedinca, Koĉu Popovića, na Mirosla... ...eti miris moje lule – osmehne se, mahne. Fotograf uzvikne: - Taj izraz lica traţim ĉitav dan! Ne mrdaj! Milan, koji je pravo iz Vukovara došao u ... ..., drţi ĉašu, nazdravlja. Ispred njega boca Venerinog mleka, najboljeg slovenaĉkog belog vina. Sa pokojnim Milanom provodio sam duga, letnja popodne...

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...to France with him, not even his travelling companion. He passed by Padua, Milan, Mont Cenis, and Chambery; thence he went on to Lyons, and lost no ti... ... moreover, one in our time, of Pope Leo X., who upon news of the taking of Milan, a thing he had so ardently de- sired, was rapt with so sudden an exc... ...s non- plussed Francesco T averna, ambassador of Francesco Sforza, Duke of Milan, a man very famous for his science in talking in those days. This gen... ...t of which he had lately been driven, and par- ticularly with the duchy of Milan, had thought it conve- nient to have a gentleman on his behalf to be ... ...e with us without his great interest. For this commission one Merveille, a Milanese gentleman, and an equerry to the King, being thought very fit, was... ...reat Pompey; and, in our fathers’ days, Ludovico Sforza, the tenth Duke of Milan, whom all Italy had so long truckled under, was seen to die a wretche... ... child recover sight upon the relics of St. Gervasius and St. Protasius at Milan; a woman at Carthage cured of a cancer, by the sign of the cross made... ... violence, fell down with a sudden ruin. But she did quite contrary in our Milan wars; for, le Capitaine Rense laying siege for us to the city Arona, ... ...ingular honour to accompany their master in death. During our late wars of Milan, where there happened so many takings and retakings of towns, the peo...

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...ble suffering. “Wouldn’t it be of use to you to have a letter to Ristitch—to Milan?” “Oh, no!” Vronsky said, seeming to understand him with difficulty.... ... engagement expected for to morrow.” And after talking a little more of King Milan’s proclamation, and the immense effect it might have, they parted, ...

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...alian priest and member of the Clerics Regular of St. Paul, also known as the Barnabites, from their association with St. Barnabas Catholic Church in Milan, Italy. Quadrupani's spirituality is based on that of the illustrious Doctor of the Church, St. Francis de Sales (1567-1622). Like St. Francis, the Padre offers spiritual advice that is practical and balanced. Perhaps i...

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... only recently been identified as Isidoro Isolani, a Dominican hailing from Milan, who taught theology in various Italian cities, wrote a number of ...

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...s of V enetian art; there were most won- derful pages full of the Duomo at Milan, and again of Flo- rence; he described the Apennines, and how they di... ...ow he had been welcomed by the greatest Italian families of Genoa, T urin, Milan, Flo- rence, V enice, Rome, and Naples. This flattering reception he ...

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...we shall spend the first fortnight of December, and ar- rive in Paris, via Milan and T urin, for January. Our journey is a perfect honeymoon; the sigh...

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... Jew, Kirjath Jairam of Lombardy; give him this scroll—he hath on sale six Milan harnesses, the worst would suit a crowned 59 Sir Walter Scott head—t... ...armour, that was worth so many zecchins to Joseph Pareira, the armourer of Milan, besides seventy in the hundred of profits, he cares for it as little...

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...nd ordained there a captain, a knight of his own country. And when they of Milan heard that thilk city was won, they sent to King Arthur great sums of...

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...Excerpt: The twelfth of May, 1796, in north Italy, at Tavazzano, on the road from Lodi to Milan. The afternoon sun is blazing serenely over the plains of Lombardy, treating the Alps with respect and the anthills with indulgence, not incommoded by the basking of the swine and oxen in the villages nor hurt by its co...

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...elfth of May, 1796, in north Italy, at Tavazzano, on the road from Lodi to Milan. The afternoon sun is blazing serenely over the plains of Lombardy, t... ... inn, the first house reached by travellers passing through the place from Milan to Lodi. It stands in a vineyard; and its princi- pal room, a pleasan... ...etween it and the vineyard; and the table in the middle with its repast of Milanese risotto, cheese, grapes, bread, olives, and a big wickered flask o...

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.... . . . . . . . . 86 Chapter 3 Classical Combination Rules Generalized to DSm Hyper-power Sets and their Comparison with the Hybrid DSm Rule 89 by Milan Daniel 3.1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . 89 3.2 Classic definitions . . . . . . . . . 91 3.3 Introduction to the DSm theory . . . . . . . 91 3.3.1 Dedekind lattice, basic DSm notions . . . . . . 91 3.3.2 DSm m...

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.... The first of these Christian bishops was Ambrose, the sainted prelate of Milan. It was indeed a Christian Emperor whom he opposed, no other than the... ...dosius might well be displeased, but his rage passed all bounds. He was at Milan at the time, and at first Ambrose so worked on his feelings as to mak... ...uld give way to the Emperor’s will. Christmas had come, but for one man at Milan there were no hymns, no shouts of ‘glad tidings!’ no midnight festiva... ... his court favor to the heretics, like the last empress who had reigned at Milan. Nay, he might even, like Julian the Apostate, have altogether renoun... ...e grey fogs of the Baltic sea. It is not the stately marble gateway of the Milanese Basilica, but the low-arched, rough stone portal of the newly buil... ...rds or hirelings. So felt, in 1576, Cardinal Carlo Borromeo, Archbishop of Milan, the worthiest of all the successors of St. Ambrose, when he learnt a... ...at the chief memories that haunt the glori- ous white marble cathedral of Milan are those of St. Ambrose, who taught mercy to an emperor, and of St. ...

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...ur. xxxii 16 (13th cent.). K Florence, Laur. xxxii 2 (14th cent.). L Milan, Ambros. G 32 sup. (14th cent.). M Florence, Bibl. Riccardiana 71 ... ... sup. (14th cent.). M Florence, Bibl. Riccardiana 71 (15th cent.). N Milan, Ambros. J 15 sup. (15th cent.). O Paris, Bibl. Nat. 2773 (14th ce... ...(12th cent.). C Paris, Bibl. Nat., Suppl. Graec. 663 (12th cent.). D Milan, Ambros. C 222 (13th cent.). E Florence, Laur. xxxii 16 (13th cent... ...ibl. Nat. 2708 (15th cent.). Editions of Hesiod: — Demetrius Chalcondyles, Milan (?) 1493 (?) (“editio prin- ceps,” containing, however, only the “Wor... ...Nat. 2833. <Gamma> Brussels, Bibl. Royale 11377-11380 (16th cent.). D Milan, Amrbos. B 98 sup. E Modena, Estense iii E 11. G Rome, Vatican,... ... 33 H (14th cent.). Mon. Munich, Royal Lib. 333 c. N Leyden, 74 c. O Milan, Ambros. C 10 inf. P Rome, Vatican Pal. graec. 179. Pi Paris, Bi... ..., Vatican Pal. graec. 179. Pi Paris, Bibl. Nat. Suppl. graec. 1095. Q Milan, Ambros. S 31 sup. R1 Florence, Bibl. Riccard. 53 K ii 13. R2 Flo...

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...gs in this frivolous manner. If I did not I should break down and cry.) In Milan, say, or in Paris, Leonora would have had her marriage dissolved in s...

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...humble servant, ‘June 8, 1762.’ ‘SAM. JOHNSON.’ ‘TO MR. JOSEPH BARETTI, AT MILAN. ‘London, July 20, 1762. ‘SIR, However justly you may accuse me for w... ...the opportu- nity of writing to you, which Mr. Beauclerk’s passage through Milan affords me. ‘I suppose you received the Idlers, and I in- tend that y... ...ns do not fix upon the heart. . . . ‘May you, my Baretti, be very happy at Milan, or some other place nearer to, Sir, your most affectionate humble se...

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...sengrini, had his horse shot under him. I called on Durando, who is now at Milan, the day before yesterday. Though a stranger 24 Miscellaneous Prose ... ...ribaldi, and is about 40,000 strong. An officer who has just returned from Milan told me this morning that he had had an opportunity of speaking with ... ...e had had an opportunity of speaking with the Austrian prisoners sent from Milan to the fortress of Finestrelle in Piedmont. Amongst them was an offic... ...ne of their bravest and best officers in the person of Major Castellini, a Milanese, commander of the second battalion of Lombardian bersaglieri. Alth... ...ight, they will always show equal valour and firmness. Captain Biraghi, of Milan, belonging to the general staff, having in the midst of the battle re... ...ere and there some soldiers who had just left the hospitals of Brescia and Milan made their way to their corps and shook hands with their comrades, fr...

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...ent warranted. Captain Montefiore, of the illustrious Montefiore family of Milan (though the laws of the Kingdom of Italy forbade him to bear his titl... ...con- ceivable in Paris. He had ruined himself in supporting a the- atre at Milan in order to force upon a public a very inferior prima donna, whom he ... ...last meeting had taken place between mother and daughter in the streets of Milan, to which city the merchant and his wife had paid a visit. The Marana... ..., to lay at your feet all the luxuries of the world. For you, my palace at Milan; for you my horses, my jewels, the diamonds of my ancient family; for...

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...ian, with his brother Valentinian, reigned seven years. Ambrose, bishop of Milan, was then eminent for his skill in the dog- mata of the Catholics. V ...

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...ich Charles V. and his son had unnaturally constructed of the Netherlands, Milan, and the two Sicilies, and their distant possessions in the East and ... ... both sides by the Spanish Viceroys of Naples on the one side, and that of Milan upon the other. Venice was confined between the Austrian Tyrol and th... ...ice was confined between the Austrian Tyrol and the Spanish territories in Milan. Savoy was surrounded by the latter and France. Hence the wavering an... ...reat mind was at the helm of state. The attempts of the Spanish Viceroy in Milan to gain posses- sion of the Valtelline, and thus to form a junc- tion... ...ken up arms at the instigation of the Spaniards, to whom, as possessors of Milan, the near neighbourhood of a vassal of France was pecu- liarly alarmi... ...e Cardinal Infante, the brother of Philip IV. of Spain, and the Viceroy of Milan, had raised an army of 14,000 men, intended to act upon the Rhine, in... ...ny authority over a foreign army. A Spanish army was accordingly raised in Milan, and marched into Germany under a Spanish general. Wallenstein now ce... ...s by a herald, and the war was at once opened by three different armies in Milan, in the Valteline, and in Flanders. The French minister was less anx-...

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...lso, have not I witnessed? Kings sweated down (ausgemergelt) into Berlin and Milan Customhouse Officers; the World well won, and the World well lost; o...

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...hero-y-Fandango-y-Castanete, the Spanish Ambas- sador, Count Ravioli, from Milan, the Envoy of the Republic of Topinambo, and a host of other fashiona...