FLORIN WEBSITE © JULIA BOLTON HOLLOWAY, AUREO ANELLO ASSOCIATION, 1997-2010FLORENCE'S 'ENGLISH' CEMETERY || MEDIATHECA 'FIORETTA MAZZEI' || ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING || WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR || FLORENCE IN SEPIA  ||  BRUNETTO LATINO, DANTE ALIGHIERI AND GEOFFREY CHAUCER || E-BOOKS || ANGLO-ITALIAN STUDIES || CITY AND BOOK I,II, III, IV, V || NON-PROFIT GUIDE TO COMMERCE IN FLORENCE || AUREO ANELLO, CATALOGUE || SITE MAP || WEBLOG

WELCOME TO FLORIN.MS'S TWELVE WEBSITES ABOUT FLORENCE: I. FLORENCE THROUGH TIME; II. THE BRUNETTO LATINO WEBSITE; III. THE DANTE ALIGHIERI WEBSITE; IV. THE CITY AND THE BOOK I, II, III, IV, V WEBSITE; V. THE 'WHITE SILENCE' WEBSITE: ON FLORENCE'S 'ENGLISH' CEMETERY; VI. THE ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING WEBSITE; VII. THE WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR WEBSITE; VIII. THE FLORENCE IN SEPIA WEBSITE; IX. THE AUREO ANELLO WEBSITE; X. THE MEDIATHECA 'FIORETTA MAZZEI' WEBSITE, XI. THE ROM WEBSITE; AND XII. FLORIN, A NON-PROFIT GUIDE TO CULTURE AND COMMERCE IN FLORENCE 


You can search on the World Wide Web or within this particular website http://www.florin.ms about Florence, for instance, to find a book in its library, the Mediatheca 'Fioretta Mazzei', or a tomb in Florence's 'English' Cemetery, using the search engine below:
 
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CITY AND BOOK V: THE EIGHTY AMERICANS IN THE 'ENGLISH' CEMETERY
SATURDAY, 11 OCTOBER 2008, LYCEUM CLUB AND 'ENGLISH' CEMETERY
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

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NEWEST: VIDEO.
Lecture at Cornell, 'Brunetto Latino, Maestro di Dante Alighieri': http://www.cornell.edu/video/details.cfm?vidID=213&display=player

NEWEST: TALKING BOOKS
DANTE ALIGHIERI: File Audio in italiano, Lettura di Carlo Poli:
   
Inferno I, Inferno II, Inferno III, Inferno IV, Inferno V, [Inferno VI-VII], Inferno VIII, [Inferno IX], Inferno X, Inferno XI, Inferno XII, Inferno XIII, Inferno XIV, Inferno XV, Inferno XVI, Inferno XVII, Inferno XVIII, Inferno XIX, Inferno XXI, Inferno XXII, Inferno XXIII, Inferno XXIV, Inferno XXV, Inferno XXVI, [Inferno XXVII-XXXII], Inferno XXXIII, Inferno XXXIV
    Purgatorio I, Purgatorio II, Purgatorio III, Purgatorio IV, Purgatorio V, Purgatorio VI, Purgatorio VII, Purgatorio VIII [Purgatorio IX], Purgatorio XPurgatorio XI, Purgatorio XII, [Purgatorio XIII-XIX], Purgatorio XX, Purgatorio XXI, [Purgatorio  XXII-XXVII], Purgatorio XXIX, Purgatorio XXX, Purgatorio XXXI, Purgatorio  XXXII, Purgatorio XXXIII
    Paradiso I, Paradiso II, Paradiso III, Paradiso IV, Paradiso V, Paradiso VI, Paradiso VII, Paradiso VIII, [Paradiso IX], Paradiso X, [Paradiso XI], Paradiso XII, [Paradiso XIII-XXXII], Paradiso XXXIII
Padre Nostro, Vergine Madre

Carlo Poli was born in the Mugello, where Giotto was born. He is dedicating the rest of his life to reciting and recording Dante.
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(See 'Paideia Dantesca' essay, italiano, where this recording project was dreamed of)
AUDIO FILE OF ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING, LADY GERALDINE'S COURTSHIP
AUDIO FILES OF ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING, SONNETS AND BALLAD, 1. 'HIRAM POWERS' GREEK SLAVE, SONNETS FROM THE PORTUGUESE, 2, 3, 4,
THE RUNAWAY SLAVE AT PILGRIM'S POINT, 5.
AUDIO FILE IN PORTUGUESE, SONETOS PORTUGUESES II This was recorded by Roderigo Araes Caldas Farias who came with his wife from Brazil with their printout of this website to visit Elizabeth's tomb. We collect translations of the Sonnets from the Portuguese, now having these in Italian, German, Spanish, Czech, as well as Portuguese.
AUDIO FILES OF ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING'S CASA GUIDI WINDOWS I, CASA GUIDI WINDOWS II
AUDIO FILES OF ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING'S NINE BOOK EPIC POEM, AURORA LEIGH, BOOK I, BOOK II, BOOK III, BOOK IV, BOOK V, BOOK VI, BOOK VII, BOOK VIII, BOOK IX
AUDIO FILES OF ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING ON FLORENCE, 1. PREFACE, 2. CASA GUIDI WINDOWS, 3. AURORA LEIGH & POLITICAL POEMS to accompany Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Florence, Map of Florence.
AUDIO FILES OF 'AN OLD YELLOW BOOK: THE DEATH AND BURIAL OF ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING, THE DOCUMENTS IN THE CASE' I AND II WITH POWER POINT SLIDES ILLUSTRATING THE SAME
AUDIO FILES OF WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR, GEBIR I, GEBIR II
AUDIO FILES OF ARTHUR HUGH CLOUGH In progress
Latest Poets on Poets: Vyachleslav P. Shestakov of the University of Moscow and Arfon Rees of the European University Institute, Fiesole, discussing their translations of poets, recorded in the Mediatheca 'Fioretta Mazzei', 24 June 2008.
Re-call HTML page in your browser, after reducing MP3 file, this continuing to play as background to the seen text. It is even possible to call up multiple audio files listening to these simultaneously.



John Ruskin, who wrote Mornings in Florence,
sketched its Baptistery in water colour


he culture of Florence was based on skilled handwork, on alphabetical learning and on numerical banking. Its coin (the 'Florin' of our Website's URL), became the currency of Europe, the medieval Euro, using on one side the lily of the Virgin at the Annunciation, on the other, John the Baptist; Mary and John from the Gospel's pages becoming Florence's patrons. For the Bible from Asia, as 'a stranger in a strange land', had already become currency throughout Europe, and from it were to be spawned countless other books, such as Dante Alighieri's Commedia, John Milton's Paradise Lost, Madame de Staël's Corinne ou l'Italie, Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Aurora Leigh, Robert Browning's The Ring and the Book, George Eliot's Romola, Nathaniel Hawthorne's Marble Faun, Fyodor Dosteivsky's The Idiot, each of these with Florentine associatons. At first books were written out by hand, in manuscript (the 'ms' of our Website's URL), often gold-leafed as well as rainbow-coloured, and were read aloud and chanted from. Then they became black and white printed books, read silently in intellectual loneliness. Now they can be the sensuous luminous and harmonious pages, with colour again, and with song, with voice, through the new/old technologies of alphabet and number, the zeros and ones, of our computers, of our information society.



I. FLORENCE THROUGH TIME

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II. THE BRUNETTO LATINO WEBSITE


 have a dream of Florence being the world's University. Brunetto Latino had a similar dream, which he nurtured in exile in Spain and France after the 1260 Battle of Montaperti, returning to Florence to teach Guido Cavalcanti, Dante Alighieri and Francesco da Barberino. This website contains transcriptions of medieval manuscripts, essays, conference proceedings and, as E-Books, Latino's Il Tesoretto, Li Livres dou Tresor, La Rettorica, and a volume of essays Sweet New Style; Essays on Brunetto Latino, Dante Alighieri and Geoffrey Chaucer.

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III. THE CITY AND THE BOOK I, II, III, IV, V WEBSITE

his website, listed in Intute: Arts and Humanities, and , was initially created to present the Proceedings of the International Congresses on the City and the Book held in Florence, The City and the Book I: The Alphabet, the Bible,  May/June 2001, at the Salone dei Cinquecento, Palazzo Vecchio, and the Certosa; The City and the Book II: The Manuscript, The Miniature, September 2002, at the Accademia dell'Arte del Disgeno, via Orsanmichele; The City and the Book III: Thunders of White Silence: The 'English' Cemetery, 3-5 June 2004, at the Gabinetto Vieusseux, Palazzo Strozzi, and the 'English' Cemetery; The City and the Book IV, The Savage Landors, The British Institute of Florence's Harold Acton Library and the 'English' Cemetery; The City and the Book V, 'The 80 Americans in the Swiss-Owned so-called 'English' Cemetery, 11 October, the Salone Brunelleschi, Palazzo di Parte Puelfa, the Lyceum Club Internazionale di Firenze, Palazzo Giugni, and the 'English' Cemetery.


BENVENUTI A 'LA CITTA` E IL LIBRO', FIRENZE, MAGGIO/GIUGNO 2001, SETTEMBRE 2002, 3-5 GIUGNO 2004, CONVEGNI INTERNAZIONALI

ATTI: LA CITTA' E IL LIBRO I: L'ALFABETO, LA BIBBIA, 2001

ATTI: LA CITTA' E IL LIBRO II: IL MANOSCRITTO, LA MINIATURA, 2002

ATTI: LA CITTA' E IL LIBRO III: IL CIMITERO DETTO 'DEGLI INGLESI', 2004

ATTI: LA CITTA' E IL LIBRO V: GLI 80 AMERICANI NEL CIMITERO 'DEGLI INGLESIS', 2008

LABORATORIO RILEGATURA LIBRI, ENRICO GIANNINI, 31 MAGGIO-2 GIUGNO, 2004, 7-16 OTTOBRE 2008

FIERA DEL LIBRO, 3-4 GIUGNO, 2004, 11 OTTOBRE 2008

The Annunciation, March 25, was Florence's New Year. Dante begins the Jubilee Commedia,
March 25, 1300, now seven
centuries ago. This Della Robbia glazed terra cotta, photographed
by Carolyn Carpenter, is in Florence's Ospedale degli Innocenti's cloister.
  


WELCOME TO THE CITY AND THE BOOK I,II,III, FLORENCE, MAY/JUNE 2001, SEPTEMBER 2002, 3-5 JUNE 2004, OCTOBER 2007, OCTOBER 2008 INTERNATIONAL CONGRESSES:

PROCEEDINGS: THE CITY AND BOOK I: THE ALPHABET, THE BIBLE, 2001

PROCEEDINGS: THE CITY AND BOOK II: THE MANUSCRIPT, THE MINIATURE, 2002

PROCEEDINGS: THE CITY AND THE BOOK III: THE 'ENGLISH' CEMETERY, 2004

PROCEEDINGS: THE CITY AND THE BOOK V: THE 80 AMERICANS IN THE 'ENGLISH' CEMETERY, 2008

BOOK BINDING WORKSHOP, ENRICO GIANNINI, 8-10 OCTOBER 2008

FIERA DEL LIBRO, 11 OCTOBER 2008


We held 'The City and the Book IV' in October 2007, and 'The City and the Book V' in October 2008. We are dedicated to saving Florence's very beautiful, famous, abandoned 'English' Cemetery, which in this year celebrates its 180th year of existence, the Swiss Evangelical Reformed Church having bought this land from the Grand Duke in 1827, the first burial being in 1828.

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IV. THE 'THUNDERS OF WHITE SILENCE WEBSITE', ON FLORENCE'S ENGLISH CEMETERY




his website next became the publisher of the catalogue of tombs in the Swiss-owned so-called 'English' Cemetery in Florence, resulting in information coming from descendants and scholars from as far away as Africa and Australia.

This catalogue is linked to files, of use to scholars, genealogists and relatives, giving the complete registry of the tombs in the so-called English Cemetery in Florence and the Cimitero agli Allori, just outside Florence, opened in 1877 when the 'English Cemetery' was closed for burials:

English Cemetery Register A-D, http://www.florin.ms/cemetery1.html
English Cemetery Register E-L, http://www.florin.ms/cemetery2.html
English Cemetery Register M-R, http://www.florin.ms/cemetery3.html
English Cemetery Register S-Z, http://www.florin.ms/cemetery4.html

Cimitero 'Agli Allori' Register A, http://www.florin.ms/alloriA.html  through
Cimitero 'Agli Allori' Register Z, http://www.florin.ms/alloriZ.html

There are also essays about the Swiss-owned so-called 'English' Cemetery in Florence

See as well http://piazzaledonatello.blogspot.com

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V. THE ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING WEBSITE

            



The laurel wreath on Elizabeth Barrett Browning's tomb by Frederic Lord Leighton, laid there in a ceremony by the City of Florence, honouring the great poet, just following its restoration by Alberto Casciani.

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VI. THE FLORENCE IN SEPIA WEBSITE


FIRENZE/FLORENCE
 
 


 
 

IN SEPIA

The 'Florence in Sepia' Project, e-books on Victorian/Edwardian Florence:
Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Florence italiano/English || Florence in Sepia italiano/English || Anna Jameson, Sacred and Legendary Art, transcribed and scanned, Carolyn Carpenter English || Sophia Peabody Hawthorne, Notes in Florence, transcribed, Julia Bolton Holloway English || Susan and Joanna Horner, Walks in Florence, transcribed, Carolyn Carpenter English || Augustus J.C. Hare, Florence, transcribed, Julia Bolton Holloway English
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VII. THE AUREO ANELLO WEBSITE

We are an Association (Aureo Anello Associazione Biblioteca e Bottega Fioretta Mazzei e Amici del Cimitero 'degli Inglesi'), formed under Italian law, composed of members throughout the world, and which seeks to become a Foundation under Italian law, to carry out the restoration of the 'English' Cemetery and to maintain the Cemetery, its library and workshop, the Biblioteca e Bottega Fioretta Mazzei, and these websites. 'Aureo Anello' as title is taken from the words on the plaque on Casa Guidi placed there in 1861 by the Italian government, that she made of her poetry a golden ring betwixt Italy and the English-speaking world.





VIII. THE MEDIATHECA 'FIORETTA MAZZEI' WEBSITE  

his website is also the catalogue of the Mediatheca 'Fioretta Mazzei' membership in which is through the gift of a book a year.

ALEPH=Bible Commentaries/ Hebraism, Islam/ Alphabet, Babylonian/Egyptian, Hebrew Bible, Greek Testament, Bible, Early Christianity, Desert Fathers, Greek/Russian Orthodoxy, Latin Christianity, Celtic Christianity, Anglo-Saxon Christianity, Hagiography, Medieval, Renaissance Bible, Women in Christianity, Church Today, Modern Contemplative Theology, Modern Hagiography/Biography, Liturgy/Catechism/Magisterium, Children
BETH=Monastic Orders: Benedictine, Brigittine, Carmelite, Carthusian, Dominican, Franciscan/ Clarissan, Newer Orders, Modern Communities, Anglican, Modern Contemplative Theology, Liturgy/Catechism/Magisterium || Medieval Studies, Women in Middle Ages, Beguine, Anchoress, Hermit, Julian of Norwich, Oblates of Santa Francesca Romana, Pilgrimage, Lollard, Quaker, etc., Comparative Religions
GIMEL=Classics, Greek, Latin, Medieval Latin, Modern Languages: French, Provencal, Italian, || Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Dictionaries || Grammars, Handbooks on Style || Florence's Political Theologians: Don Giulio Facibeni, Giorgio La Pira, Fioretta Mazzei, Pietro Parigi, Don Lorenzo Milani, Giannozzo Pucci, Amicizia Ebraico-Cristiana, Rom Studies ||
DALETH=Icelandic and British Literature: Icelandic, Old English, Welsh, Arthurian, Anglo-Norman, Middle English, Drama, Chaucer, Langland, Pearl, Renaissance, Seventeenth Century, Eighteenth Century, Blake, Memoirs and Letters, Short Story, Novel
HE=Twentieth Century Literature, Poetry, Trauma, Women, Australian, Black, Native American, Rom, Holocaust || Nineteenth Century Literature, keyed to tombs in "English" Cemetery, Florence [shelved in this order, though catalogued chronologically], Criticism
VAU=Firenze, Music, Glorney Bolton, Eileen Bolton, Julia Bolton Holloway publications
ZAYIN=Toscana, Italy, Travel, Art History, Codicology/ Paleography, Handcrafts,
KHETH=Electronic and Microform Library, e-books on-line, CDs in library, microfilms of medieval and nineteenth-century manuscripts, slides, etc.
TET=Scholarly offprints
TAU='English' Cemetery, Archive and Library

Our library and workshop are named after Fioretta Mazzei, about whom you can read at the Giorgio La Pira/Fioretta Mazzei Portal

We are also a non-profit publishing house, Aureo Anello Books, some of these fine, hand-bound, limited edition books, benefit the restoration of the 'English' Cemetery.

Our library and workshop, as well, create and maintain two websites, http://www.florin.ms, on Florence, its culture and commerce, and http://www.umilta.net, on Julian of Norwich and women's contemplative writings.

And we much recommend the best and the most beautiful virtual library on the Web, the Bibliotheca Augustana: http://www.fh-augsburg.de/~harsch/augustana.html§ to which one hopes digitized manuscripts can become hypertexted.
 
LIBRARY PAGES: BIBLIOTECA E BOTTEGA FIORETTA MAZZEI || ITS ONLINE CATALOGUE || HOW TO RUN A LIBRARY || MANUSCRIPT FACSIMILES || MANUSCRIPTS || MUSEUMS || FLORENTINE LIBRARIES, MUSEUMS || HOW TO BUILD CRADLES AND LIBRARIES || BOTTEGA || PUBLICATIONS || LIMITED EDITIONS || LIBRERIA EDITRICE FIORENTINA || SISMEL EDIZIONI DEL GALLUZZO || FIERA DEL LIBRO || FLORENTINE BINDING || CALLIGRAPHY WORKSHOPS || BOOKBINDING WORKSHOPS


IX. THE ROM WEBSITE

The Rom (gypsies) have no army, no national boundaries, while their flag is of the green of the earth, the blue of the sky, the red of a waggon wheel. This website seeks to reduce fear of them in Florence and to enable their own culture to be preserved.


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X. FLORIN, A NON-PROFIT GUIDE TO CULTURE AND COMMERCE IN FLORENCE

This Florin Website is presented to enhance the knowledge and appreciation of Florence's work ethic, which stretches back to the Desert Fathers and their making of baskets and books (baskets to earn their bread, books to continue conversing across time and space about contemplation), which was continued in Benedictine monasteries, and in lay cities, like Assisi, like Florence. Florence's University came into being after Dante's day. Yet, in the century preceding him, before ever the Medici were heard of, literacy had been extraordinarily high, fathers and mothers teaching sons and daughters their letters as they worked together in family botteghe or workshops. This website welcomes you to Florence, and makes suggestions about museums, libraries and shops to visit. Italy has half the world's art treasures, Florence has half Italy's art treasures.
   

FLORENTINE CULTURE:

IN ITALIANO: Convegni su 'La Città e il Libro' || Atti, La città e il libro I: L'alfabeto, la Bibbia italiano/English || Atti, La città e il libro II: Il manoscritto, la miniature italiano/English ||  Atti, La città e il libro III: Silenziosa eloquenza italiano/English' || Programma || Apuleio || Aureo Anello Statuto, Verbale || Biblioteca, Catalogo || La Firenze di Elizabeth Barrett Browning || Enrico Nencioni, 'Elizabeth Barrett Browning' || Bigallo || Brunetto Latino, Prefazio ||  Il Tesoretto italiano || Brunetto Latino, Il Fagoletto italiano || Casaguidi (Benvenuto a Casaguidi) italiano/English ||  Catalogo Biblioteca e Bottega Fioretta Mazzei ||  Marino Marini, Ceramiche rinascimentali nel Cimitero 'degli Inglesi' || Cimitero degli Inglesi italiano || Cimiteri Evangelici, Firenze (Cimitero agli Allori, Cimitero Porta a' Pinti, detto 'Degli Inglesi') italiano || Dante Alighieri e il Giubileo del 1300 || Lectura Dantis, Carlo Poli, mp3 || Della Robbia Rosary || Giovanna Carocci Giorgio La Pira e Fioretta Mazzei || Preghiera della Repubblica di San Procolo || Giannozzo Pucci, Giovanna Carocci, Omaggio a Fioretta Mazzei || Fioretta (Fioretta Mazzei) English/ italiano/ Portugues || Fioretta Mazzei Pensieri blu o verdi raccolti da an assessore per una più vasta sicurezza sociale || Giubileo || Gli Irlandesi in Italia || Libreria Editrice Fiorentina || Mass in Italian for English speakers' participation italiano/English || Modo Antiquo di Bettina Hoffmann italiano || Padre Nostro || Poesie da un Penny || Pronto intervento nel Cimitero || Rom || Rosario || Russi nel Cimitero || Piero Fusi, Henry Savage Landor ||  SISMEL || Tuoni di bianco silenzio || La Vita Nuova: Paradigmi di pellegrinaggio || Santa Zita

IN ENGLISH: I Fratelli Alinari English || Alphabet English || Anglo (Anglo-Italian Studies Website, where we began, presenting many further essays of historical relations between English and Italian culture) ||  Augustus J.C. Hare. Florence. E-Book English Florence in Sepia Project || Sophia Peabody Hawthorne, Notes in Florence ||  'Aureo Anello'. Associazione Biblioteca e Bottega Fioretta Mazzei e Amici del Cimitero 'degli Inglesi' italiano/English || Biblioteca e Bottega Fioretta Mazzei English ||  Bicycle (The Joy of Bicycling in Florence) English || Blue-Green Thoughts, Fioretta Mazzei italiano/English || Book-Binding: The Codex Amiatinus Facsimile, by Manuela Vestri italiano/English || Book-Binding in Florence, by Enrico Giannini, May/June 2004 English || Bronte (Charlotte Bronte, Jane Eyre, and Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Aurora Leigh) English || Brunetto Latino, Dante Alighieri and Geoffrey Chaucer Website italiano/English ||  Brunetto Latino, Il Tesoretto italiano ||  Brunetto Latino, Il Fagoletto italiano ||  Bruno Vivoli (Florentine Print-Maker) English || Calligraphy in Calenzano, Illuminating Workshop, Florence, September 2002 English ||  Casaguidi (Welcome to Casaguidi) italiano/English ||  Certosa (Birgitta of Sweden and the Certosa del Galluzzo) Latin/English || Daleth, Digitizing manuscripts, monuments || 'English Cemetery', Florence, four linked files) Florence in Sepia Project italiano/English ||  Cimiteri Evangelici, Firenze (Cimitero agli Allori, Cimitero Porta a' Pinti, detto 'Degli Inglesi') italiano ||  Michael Ayrton, Ensign Yelverton's Spoon || City and Book III, International Congress, Florence, The 'English Cemetery': Marble Silence, Programme Includes Florence in Sepia Project italiano/English || Directions for Villa Agape || Cradle (How to Build Libraries and Cradles) English || Dante and the 1300 Jubilee italiano/English ||  Elizabeth Barrett's Florence E-Book Florence in Sepia Project italiano/English ||  Preface ||  Poetry I ||  Poetry II || Map ||  Fiera (City and Book I, II, III Book Fairs, Piazzale Donatello, Palazzo Strozzi, Florence) English ||  Lapo Mazzei English || Giorgio La Pira & Fioretta Mazzei Portal || Giorgio La Pira Timeline || Fioretta (Fioretta Mazzei) italiano/English/ Portugues || Prayer of San Procolo ||  Florence in Sepia Portfolio of nineteenth-century Florentine photographs Florence in Sepia Project English ||  Florence's Libraries and Museums English || Florence Flood, 1966  || Florin (Non-Profit Guide to Commerce in Florence) English ||  Folio (Study of Medieval Manuscripts) English || Library (Catalogue, Biblioteca e Bottega Fioretta Mazzei) italiano/English ||  Maps of Florence, English ||  Mass in Italian for English speakers' participation italiano/English ||  Modo Antiquo di Bettina Hoffmann italiano ||  Pandect (The Codex Amiatinus) by Maria Makepeace English ||  Pomegranate (On Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Robert Browning) English ||  Proceedings, City and Book I: The Alphabet, the Bible, International Congress, Florence (five linked files) italiano/English ||  Proceedings, City and Book II: The Manuscript, the Miniature, International Congress, Florence (11 linked files) italiano/English ||  Proceedings, City and Book III: Eloquent Silence, Words on Stone: Florence's 'English Cemetery',  italiano/English ||  Il Punto Antico/ Drawn-Thread Work by Maria Margheri Manetti English ||  St Umilta English (il libro è in italiano/English) ||  Susan and Joanna Horner, Walks in Florence, transcribed, Carolyn Carpenter E-Book Florence in Sepia Project English ||  St Zita (Francesca Alexander, Saint Zita) italiano/English  AUDIO FILES: Lady Geraldine's Courtship, Sonnets and Ballad, Casa Guidi Windows I, Casa Guidi Windows II, Aurora Leigh

IN PORTUGUES: AUDIO FILE: Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Sonetos Portugueses II


EDITRICE 'AUREO ANELLO'/ AUREO ANELLO BOOKS:

SEE ABOVE FOR TALKING BOOKS
 
E-BOOKS:

Sweet New Style: Essays on Brunetto Latino, Dante Alighieri and Geoffrey Chaucer English  Contents:

Brunetto Latino and Dante Alighieri:
I Bankers and Their Books: Italian Manuscripts in French Exile
II Brown Ink, Red Blood: Brunetto Latino and the Sicilian Vespers
III The Vita Nuova's Pilgrimage Paradigms
IV Stealing Hercules' Club: Inferno XXV's Metamorphoses
Geoffrey Chaucer:
V Black and Red Letter Chaucer
VI Fact and Fiction: Women in Love
VII Convents, Courts and Colleges
VIII The Tomb of the Duchess Alice
Epilogue: Attica State Prison, Boethius the Exile, Dante the Pilgrim
See also Brunetto Latino, Il Tesoretto, La Rettorica

OTHER E-BOOKS OUR VIRTUAL LIBRARY PUBLISHES ON LINE:

The Julian of Norwich Library Project:
Latin with Laughter: Terence through Time Latin and English
Miriam and Aaron: The Bible and Women In Progress
Benedict's Rule Latin
Gregory's Dialogue II Latin
Birgitta of Sweden, Revelationes Latin
Equally in God's Image: Women in the Middle Ages
A Benedictine Nun in Exile, Colections
Jarena Lee, Her Call to Preach the Gospel
Rose Lloyds, An English Rose

The Brunetto Latino Project:
Brunetto Latino, Il Tesoretto Italian and English
Brunetto Latino, La Rettorica Italian
Sweet New Style: Brunetto Latino, Dante Alighieri, Geoffrey Chaucer
Aucassin and Nicolete French and English

Florence in Sepia Project:
Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Florence Italian and English
Susan and Joanna Horner, Walks in Florence, transcribed, Carolyn Carpenter
Sophia Peabody Hawthorne, 'Florence', from Notes in Italy
Augustus J.C. Hare, Florence
Florence in Sepia

See below and /portfolio for hard-copy books and CDs available from this website, which publishes books to support its library, the Biblioteca e Bottega Fioretta Mazzei.


LINKS TO E-BOOKS in English on Florence elsewhere on the Web:

Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Letters, 1851-1861, mostly written in Florence
http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/1/6/6/4/16646/16646-h/16646-h.htm  ||
Theodosia Trollope, Social Aspects of the Italian Revolution 
http://books.google.com/books?vid=OCLC19875468&id=UqXn1sgEpNgC&printsec=titlepage&dq=florence+italy&as_brr=1||
Pasquale Villari, Savonarola, trans. Linda Villari (zip files)
http://www.tracts.ukgo.com/girolamo_savonarola.htm
George Eliot, Romola
http://www.princeton.edu/~batke/eliot/romola/romola-1.html ||
John Ruskin, Mornings in Florence
http://www.gutenberg.org/etext05/8fmrn10.txt ||
John Ruskin, Val d'Arno
http://www.gutenberg.org/etext05/8arno10.txt ||
Henry James, Italian Hours
http://www.gutenberg.org/etext04/8ihou10.txt ||
W.D. Howells, Indian Summer
http://www.gutenberg.org/etext05/8insm10h.htm ||
E.V. Lucas, A Wanderer in Florence
http://www.gutenberg.org/1/0/7/6/10769/10769-8.txt ||
An illustrated version of Edward Hutton's Florence and Northern Tuscany:
http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/1/6/4/7/16477/16477-h/16477-h.htm ||


We invite further essays and e-books on Florence, on Italy, on Dante, on the global Italian diaspora, on Anglo-Italian culture, on libraries, on books, in Italian or in English. Submit to Julia Bolton Holloway


AUDIO-BOOKS AS DVDS AND PODCASTS OUR VIRTUAL LIBRARY INTENDS TO PUBLISH:
We are embarking on creating DVDs and podcasts of Audio-Book readings. This partly because my colleague and co-editor, Sister Anna Maria Reynolds, C.P., in Ireland is now blind and we sought to record the Julian text for her. We have acquired a Mac mini with ILife and a fifth generation IPod video for this work. But I am not a teenager used to ITunes and, in my seventieth year, need help from you. Please give us advice. I have already recorded Julian of Norwich, the Westminster Showing of Love, and also John Woolman's Plea for the Poor and Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Ballad and Sonnets, including her anti-slavery poems, for this Bicentennial of the Abolition of the Slave Trade. We plan on creating audio-books such as the following as well:

Brunetto Latino, Il Tesoretto
Aucassin e Nicolete
The Book of Job
Boethius, Consolation of Philosophy
Dante Alighieri, Vita Nuova
Julian of Norwich, Westminster Showing of Love, Julian1.mp3, Julian2.mp3, Julian3.mp3, Julian4.mp3
Julian of Norwich, 'The Lord and the Servant'
Lydia McCauley, Sabbath Day's Journey, 'And All Shall Be Well'
Birgitta of Sweden, Revelationes
Christine de Pizan, Le Chemin de Long Etudes
Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Sonnets from the Portuguese EBB1.mp3, EBB2.mp3, EBB3.mp3, EBB4.mp3
Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Florence
Hiram Powers, White Silence
Poetry of Walter Savage Landor I, II
John Woolman, A Plea for the Poor, Woolman1.mp3, Woolman2.mp3, Woolman3.mp3, Woolman4.mp3
The English Cemetery and the Abolition of Slavery

See /portfolio for hard-copy books and CDs available from this website, which publishes books to support its library, the Biblioteca e Bottega Fioretta Mazzei


AUREO ANELLO'S VIRTUAL UNIVERSITY: Apple has now begun ITunesU, with Stanford and Berkeley, my alma mater, offering free courses as podcasts. It will be possible for us to offer courses in a similar way.

Suggested Seminar Topics:

                                 Julian of Norwich;
                                 Birgitta of Sweden;
                                 Friends of God;
                                 Florence's Saints;
                                 Brunetto Latino
                                 Dante Alighieri;
                                 Piers Plowman;
                                 Geoffrey Chaucer;
                                 Pearl;
                                 Sir Gawain and the Green Knight;

                                 Christine de Pizan, Le chemin de Long Etudes;
                                 Codicology and Paleography;
                                 Benedict's Blessing;
                                 Miriam and Aaron: The Bible and Women;
                                 Latin with Laughter;
                                 Florence through Time
                                 Florence's 'English' Cemetery
                                 Elizabeth Barrett Browning
                                 Florence's 'English' Cemetery and Anti-Slavery
etc.

I envision these courses as a mixture of oral lectures with visual materials as well as references to existing webessays on these websites (umilta, florin). Let us know to which courses you would wish to subscribe. We can then arrange to do them with IPod recordings turned into MP3s alongside PowerPoint slides, both downloaded from the Web and played simultaneously. Or better yet as conference calls with Skype, downloading Skype being free, and also using it between two or more participating computers, even across the Atlantic, being likewise free and therefore more spontaneous. My Skype identity is Julia Bolton Holloway, Florence. Especially valued will be contributions from others. Contact Julia Bolton Holloway to register for an independent scholar initiated seminar, setting up topics and times.



FLORENTINE COMMERCE:

IMAGES, FABRICS, BOOKS: I Fratelli Alinari English || http://www.anticosetificiofiorentino.com/handwoven Renaissance silks|| Romano Romoli, Casa dei Tessuti  || Bibbia Amiatina/ Codex Amiatinus half-size half facsimiles available italiano/English || Borgo La Croce (ceramics) || BrunoVivoli (Florentine Print-Maker) English || Maria Margheri Manetti, Punto Antico ||  Fiera City and Book I,II,III Book Fairs English || Florin (A Non-Profit Guide to Commerce in Florence) English || Enrico Giannini, Bookbinder || Handcrafts (by our Biblioteca e Bottega Fioretta Mazzei) English || James Rotherham, painter || Libreria (Libreria Editrice Fiorentina, Florentine Book Publisher) italiano || SISMEL (Società Internazionale per lo Studio del Medio Evo Latino) italiano/English || Portfolio/CD (Hand-bound Limited edition Books/ CDs) English
||  Library libzayin

   www.libreriachiari.it || www.firenzelibri.it 


WHERE TO STAY IN FLORENCE:

Residence Michelangiolo: My computer gurus have now changed their ancestral Liberty style villa into a stunning residence, complete with internet connections: http://www.residencemichelangiolo.it/(click on 'English Version' to enter their website from this initial page);

Villa Agape: We house our conference guests in a most beautiful Renaissance garden-surrounded villa beloved by Galileo and run by nuns, called Villa Agape on Via Torre del Gallo 8/10 who have no website;

Hotel Park Palace: Our Swiss owners of this 'English' Cemetery have the Hotel Park Palace and bookings with them can be made at http://www.parkpalace.com

 

Click image to see Florence's florins, Europe's first euro,
with the lily on one side, St John the Baptist on the other
 
Library: libzayin

We invite Florentine artigiani (craftspeople) and publishing houses to tell us of their products and their addresses for inclusion in Florin.
 

Our Patrons: Dr Henry & Mildred Abraham, America, Sir James Ackroyd, England, Philip Adams, Australia, Alliance of Literary Societies, England, Amici dei Musei Fiorentini, Firenze, Birgitta Anderfelt & Peter Anger, Sweden, Gloria Anzilotti, Firenze, Sir William Arbuthnot, Armstrong Browning Library, Baylor University, America, Dr. Stephen Prickett, Director, Anthony Astbury, The Greville Press, England, Association for Gravestone Studies, America, Association for Significant Cemeteries in Europe (ASCE), Bologna, Jonathan Auten, America, Judy & Alessandro Basso, Firenze, Anna Bahrenburg Barbetti, Firenze, Alfredo e Gabriela Bardazzi, Scandicci, Aurelia Bartholini, Firenze, Libbie Batazzi, Firenze, Jeffrey Begeal, America, Ursula Betka, Australia, Bro Elia Beaver, Israel, Erna Beck, Norway, Mary Beckinsale, Firenze, Tom Belz, America, Maria Pia Benvenuti, Florence, Simonetta Berbeglia, Arezzo, Barbara Bergamaschi, Florence, avv. Alessandro Berti, Florence, Ursula Betka, Australia, Fabrizio Biagi, Florence, Kim Bjorklund, Finland, Raymond F. and Gene Bogucki, America, Giovanna Bossi Rosenfeld, Florence, Maurizio Bossi, Gabinetto Vieusseux, Palazzo Strozzi, Florence, Elise Boulding, America, Clive Britton, The Norbert Brainin Foundation, Florence, Elda Brasca, Florence, Janet and David Bromley, Scotland, The Brontë Society, England, The Browning Society, England, R.A. Browning, England, Robert L. Browning, America, Peter J.E. Brunning, England, Peter Butler, England, Dame Fiona Caldicott, Somerville College, Oxford, England, Carolyn Carpenter, America, Lorenzo Capei, Florence, Giuseppe Cardillo, Florence, Giovanna Carocci, Florence, Eleonora Castellani, Florence, Renzo Castellani, Florence, Giorgio Oggioni e Fernanda Castellani, Florence, Paola Cecchi Ristori, Florence, Gabriella Cecconi Zolli, Florence, Alison Chapman, Canada, Gino Chelazzi, Florence, Timothy Chaplin, Diane Lutz Chaplin, Florence, Chiesa Evangelica Riformata Svizzera, Florence, Margherita Ciacci, Florence, Amalia Ciardi Dupré, Florence, Dorette Cicarelli, Florence, Roger Howard Butler Clough, England, Andrew Cluff, Canada, Paolo Coccheri, Florence, Rebecca Cole-Turner, America, Giovanni Contini Bonacossi, Florence, Federico Contri, Florence, Barbara Costello, Florence, Adam Crick, England, Lorenza Cungi, Florence, Luciana Cupo Csaki, Vicenza, Tina Curtis, Australia, Assunta D’Aloi, Florence, Sr Mary Clemente Davlin, America, Dorothea Dedecke, Impruneta, Giovanna Della Bartola, Florence, Marta Del Panta, Florence, Bruna Dell’Agnese, Milano, Dame Judi Dench, England, Dr Ursula Ditchburn, England, Leonardo Domenici, Sindaco, Comune di Firenze, Florence, Juliana Dresvina, UK, Mrs J. Emerson, England, The English-Speaking Union, America, Liliana Ercolani, Florence, Ente Cassa di Risparmio di Firenze, Florence, Carin Faaborg, Denmark, Nigel Foxell, England, Giovanna Fozzer, Florence, Joan Freed, Canada, Kathy Frate, Staranzano, dr Angela Franco Mata, Madrid, Eva Frauendorfer, Germany, Joann Freed, Canada, Sheila Frodella, Florence, Piero Fusi, Florence, Siegfried Futterlieb, Gabinetto Vieusseux ‘Centro Romantico’, Florence, Graziella Galliano, Regello, Maria Francesca Gallifanti, Florence, Margot Galt, America, Katerine Gaja, Florence, Margaret Gallagher, England, Rossano Gandi, Florence, Giovanni Garuglieri, Florence, Marcello Garzaniti, Florence, Janice Gennevois, America, Maddalena Gentile, Florence, Maurizio Gerace, Florence, Federica Ghiselli, Lucca, Don Bernardo Francesco Gianni, O.S.B., Oliv., Florence, Bernardo Francesco Gianni, O.S.B. Oliv., Florence, Horace W. Gibson, Florence, David Gilbert, England, Gianni Giovannoni, Florence, Grazia Gobbi Sica, Florence, Francesca Gordigiani, Florence, Alexandre Goriounov, France, Anne Gorrissen, Florence, Karen Graffeo, America, Wanda Graham, Canada, Frederick Green, Australia, Adriano & Betty Guadagni, Antella, Anthony Lacy Gully and Ann Gully, America, The Hawthorne Society, America, Philip Henderson, Lucca, Maire Herbert, Ireland, Robert Heylmun, Florence, Historic Gardens Foundation, England, Julia Bolton Holloway, Florence, Peter Auldjo Jamieson, England, Gerardo Kraft, Florence, The Landor Society, England, Denis Looney, America, Joanna Lumley, OBE, Alison Hall and Colman Clarke, Edinburgh, Denis Harper, Edinburgh, Neville Harris, Australia, Charles Hart, Australia, Gillian Harrison, England, Sir Cosmo Haskard, Ireland, Julian Haskard, Ireland, Australia, Dr James R. Hemsley, England, Maire Herbert, Ireland, Judith Hernstadt, America, Else Højlund, Denmark, Bettina Hoffmann, Florence, James Hogg, Salzburg, Martin Howley, Canada, Jane Ireland, Florence, John Ingersoll, America, Florence, Giovanna Innocenti, Florence, Maria Interlandi, Florence, Peter Auldjo Jamieson, England, Robert Johnson, America, Pat Joyce, Ireland, Robert and Beverly Kerrick, Canada, Martha King, Florence, Uji Jung, America, Anna-Maria Kjellegaard, O.S.B., Denmark, Edgar Kraft, Consolato Svizzero, Florence, Gerardo Kraft, Florence, John Henry Landor, M.D., and Mary Weitzel Gibbons, America, Antonia Lanza D'Ajetta, Florence, Anne Lastman, Australia, Claudio Leonardi, Florence, Kate Lindemann, America, Catharina Lindgren, Sweden, Dennis Looney, America, David Lotz, America, Antonella Lumini, Florence, Mark Lussier, America, William J. Lynch, America, Moira Macfarlane, British Consul, Florence, Jenny Mackay, Australia, Lydia MCauley and Kurt Scherer, America, Elizabeth McKillop, America, Maria Makepeace, England, Nicholas Mander, England, Alessandra Marchi, Florence, Maria Margheri Manetti, Borgo San Lorenzo, Revd Rupert Martin, England, Gianfranco Martini, Florence, Pastore Mario Marziale, Florence, Silvia Mascalchi, Florence, Gianfilippo Massangioli, Regello, Maurizio Massetti, Florence, Simon Matravers, Sesto Fiorentino, Lapo Mazzei, Florence, Bernard Meehan, Keeper of Manuscripts, Trinity College Library, Dublin, Michael Meredith, Eton College, England, Stephen Meistrell, America, Amando Megna, Italy, Niccolo Michahelles, Florence, Michele Michahelles, Grosseto, Alessio Micahelles, Florence, David and Jacqui Middlewood, England, Valeria Milano-Comparetti, Impruneta, Carmel Miller, Australia, Sir Derek Morris, Provost, Oriel College, England, Priscilla Morss Bayard, Florence, Henry Moss-Blundell, England, Andrew Motion, Poet Laureate, England, Australia, Iliana Montanari, Florence, Dr Goerg Mosig, Germany, Hugh and Eleanor Moss, England, Henry Moss-Blundell, England, Tony Moulton Barrett, England, Francesco Muntoni, Florence, Luisa Moradei, Florence, Laura Naldini, Florence, Father Nathanael, America, Rev. Matthew Naumes, America, Steen Neergaard, Denmark, Conte Gen. Pier Lamberto Negroni Bentivoglio, Modena, Conte Paolo Andalò Negroni Bentivoglio, Modena, Giorgio Nencetti, Montebeni, Liesel Nolan, America, Judith Oberhausen, America, Anne O'Connor, Ireland, Patricia A. O'Connor, England, Alexandra Olsen, America, Svanhildur Óskarsdóttir, Iceland, Marco Panti, Florence, Alessandro, Mara, & Lucia Paolinelli, Florence, Giovanella Parish, Cupramarittimo, Aldo Pastorelli, Florence, PatrimonioSOS, Italy, Georgina Peacock, England, Lori Pecchioli, Florence, Robert Peel, The Historic Gardens Foundation, England, Nicoleta Pescarolla, Florence, Nic Peeters, Belgium, The Hon. Peter I. Pellew, England, Sandra Pepys, England, M. Violetta Pestrelli, Florence, Pre-Raphaelite Society, England, Giuliano and Virginia Prezzolini, Florence, Giannozzo Pucci, Florence, Sara Piccolo Paci, Scarperia, Maria Lorena Pinzanti Zacaffi, Florence, Anna Pizzorusso, Florence, Marco Posarelli, Castelfranco di Sotto (Pisa), Mirella Pratesi, Florence, Virginia and Giuliano Prezzolino, Florence, Alyson Price, Florence, Isabelle Prondszynski, Nairobi, Belfast, Brussels, Suor Anna Maria Pucci, Figline Valdarno, Hilary Pullen, England, Biancamaria Quadri, Florence, Luigi di Quintana Bellini Trinchi Principe di Cagnano, Rome, Christopher Stuart Rawlins, England, Geoffrey Rawlins, England, Regione Toscana, Florence, Dave Reid, Africa, Reid and Maura Mongan, Tasmania, Mairi Rennie, England, Patricia Richards, America, Mark Roberts, Badia di Passignano, Eveline Robertson Fritelli, Ardea (RO), Robert and June Robertson, America, Philip Roughton, Iceland, Dr Steffi Roettgen, Munchen, Romano Romoli, Florence, Padre M.G. Rosito,  Florence, Carmelina Rotundo, Florence, Donna Runyan, America, Alifa Saadya, Jerusalem, Israel, Giulio Saccomano e Alba, Florence, Manuela Sadun Paggi, Florence, Peter Sammerud, Norway, Maria Vittoria Sandrelli, Cortona, Umberto Santucci, Florence, Elizabeth Sayiner, Jacopo Santini, Montevarchi, Ilaria Sborgi, Florence, Gertrude R. Schubach, America, SDIAF, Florence, Matthew Sell and Darcy Ahl, England, Nhora Lucia Serrano, America, Jack Sewell, England, Tom Sewell, England, Kathryn Shank Frate, Staranzano (GO), Salvatore Siano, 'Nello Carrara', CNR, Florence, Simone Siliani, Assessore alla Cultura, Comune di Firenze, Florence, St Mark's English Church, Florence, Carmo Silva, Lisbon, Portugal, Frances Singh, America, Clare Sipple, America, Michael Snow, England, Mario Sodi, Florence, Keith and Pearl-Garland Spedding, England, Barbara Stanton, Alaska, Leopoldo Stefanulti, San Martino alle Palma (FI), Blandina Pistone Steinhauslin, Florence, Carlo Steinhauslin, Florence, Renato Stopani, Florence, Mikhail Talalay, Russian Academy of Science, Naples, Molly Taylor, America, Linda Terzani-White, Florence, Aeronwy Thomas, England, Dylan Thomas Society of Great Britain, Pierangela Tofani, Florence, Vieri Torrigiani Malaspina, Florence, Sydney and Elizabeth Treadgold, England, The Trollope Society, America, The Trollope Society, England, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Daniela Maria Fernanda Valentini, Ambra, Marco Vannini, Florence, Isabella/Elizabeth Vedres, Milano, Ana Vicente, Lisboa, Victoria Discussion List, Worldwide, The Victorian Society, England, Claudia Vitale, Florence, Gita Vogel, Florence, Daniel Vogelman, Florence, Arthur Waddle, England, Jane and Philip Weller, England, Mrs Jeanne Walsh, England, Laurel L. Walters, America, Waterloo Committee, Patron, Duke of Wellington, England, Anthony and Diana Webb, England, Julia Weiss, Florence, Nancy West, America, Donald and Mary Williamson, America, John Wilton-Ely and Valerie Thornhill, England, Timothy Wilson, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, England, Anthony and Diana Webb, England, Donald and Mary Williamson, America, Timothy Wilson, Ashmolean Museum, England, Paula Wital & Sergio Calzeroni, Florence, Sue Wright, America, Terry Whyte, England, Glenda Ann White, Scotland, Bruce Young, Australia, Hana Zantovska, Czech Republic, Ida Zatelli, Florence, Maestro Sir Franco Zeffirelli, Italy; Nella Graziella Zocchi, Francia, avv. Gian Carlo Zolli, Florence, Mariella Zoppi, Assessore alla Cultura, Regione Toscana, Florence


The Florin Website functions as part (Mediatheca) of the Biblioteca e Bottega Fioretta Mazzei in Florence. It seeks materials to publish, particularly texts and editions related to Brunetto Latino, Dante Alighieri, Geoffrey Chaucer, the Anglo-Florentines, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Walter Savage Landor, Arthur Hugh Clough, the Trollope Family, Hiram Powers, Theodore Parker, Richard Hildreth, etc. Editor and Webmistress: Julia Bolton Holloway, Director of the Biblioteca e Bottega Fioretta Mazzei, Custodian of Florence's 'English' Cemetery. Editorial Board: Mark Roberts, Harold Acton Library, The British Institute of Florence. Publisher: Editrice "Aureo Anello". Sponsoring organization: Aureo Anello Associazione Biblioteca e Bottega Fioretta Mazzei e Amici del Cimitero 'degli Inglesi'. Contributions are welcomed, particularly in the relevant languages, and can be sent to the Editor.



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LATEST LIMITED EDITION

ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING

SONNETS AND BALLAD

IN ENGLISH AND ITALIAN
 

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Two hundred and fifty numbered, signed editions of Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Sonnets from the Portuguese, Sonnet 'On Hiram Powers' Greek Slave', and the ballad, Runaway Slave at Pilgrim's Point, are edited, translated, typeset in William Morris Troy and Golden fonts, handbound in hand-marbled papers. Elizabeth finally, shyly, gave the sonnet cycle to Robert in Bagni di Lucca, Italy, after the birth of their child, 'Pen', though she had written them during their Wimpole Street, London, courtship. Robert immediately had them published. These volumes are produced in the English Cemetery in Florence, Italy, where both Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Hiram Powers are buried. Their sales will help fund the restoration of the Swiss-owned, so-called 'English' Cemetery.

To order this book and most others below use 'PayPal Donate' button above and write to or e-mail:

Julia Bolton Holloway
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Suggested price, with CD, Florence in Sepia: $60.00, €50,00, £45.00; without CD: $50.00, €45,00, £30.00. Payable by cheque to Julia Bolton Holloway.
 


 

Two books on Dante Alighieri:

The Pilgrim and the Book: A Study of Dante, Langland and Chaucer (ISBN0-8204-2090-5); illustrated, indexed, third edition, available from Julia Bolton Holloway. $25, 25 euro.

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Twice-Told Tales: Brunetto Latino and Dante Alighieri (ISBN 0-8204-1954-0), illustrated, indexed, available from Julia Bolton Holloway. $25, 25 euro. Review
 


 

Latest CD:

Florence in Sepia
 
 

FIRENZE/FLORENCE
 
 


 
 

IN SEPIA

Concentrating on Florence, this CD contains e-books, such as Augustus J.C. Hare's Florence, Susan and Joanna Horner's Walks in Florence, an album of nineteenth-century photographs of Italy purchased by the Mother Foundress of the Community of the Holy Family, illustrative materials on Elizabeth Barrett Browning, etc. It is a useful guide for scholars of medieval, Renaissance and Victorian Florence and for tourists to modern Florence.
 

Harriet Hosmer, 'Clasped Hands', remodelled in terra cotta by Amalia Ciardi Dupré. Funds received for the restoration of the Swiss-owned 'English' Cemetery.
 


 
 

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