Berni, Francesco

Berni, Francesco, an Italian poet, born in Tuscany, who excelled in the burlesque, to whom the Italian as a literary language owes much; remodelled Boiardo's “Orlando Innamorato” in a style surpassing that of the original.

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

Bernhardt, Sarah * Bernier
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Bernard of Morlaix
Bernardin de Saint-Pierre
Bernardine, St., of Siena
Bernauer, Agnes
Berne
Berners, John Bouchier, Lord
Berners, Juliana
Bernese Alps
Bernhard, Duke of Weimar
Bernhardt, Sarah
Berni, Francesco
Bernier
Bernier, The Abbé
Berni`na
Bernini, Giovanni Lorenzo
Bernouil`li
Bernstorff, Count
Bernstorff, Count
Bernstorff, Pierre
Bero`sus
Berri

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