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Direct Transcatheter Mitral Valve-in-Ring Replacement to Treat a Failing Alfieri Valve Repair
JACC: Cardiovascular Interventions, 2023Gaspard Suc +2 more
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2007
Alfieri lettore e traduttore di Aristofane. Rapporto con le "Commedie".
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Alfieri lettore e traduttore di Aristofane. Rapporto con le "Commedie".
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2012
Una nuova interpretazione dell'intervento di Benedetto Alfieri a Ginevra, considerato nel contesto europeo. A new interpretation of Alfieri's intervention in St. Pierre, Genève (1750).
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Una nuova interpretazione dell'intervento di Benedetto Alfieri a Ginevra, considerato nel contesto europeo. A new interpretation of Alfieri's intervention in St. Pierre, Genève (1750).
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2011
The Deformed Transformed, Byron’s last play, would have, had he completed it, shown a return to the commercial style in which Manfred is written. For Manfred, despite all Byron’s avowals to the contrary, is tailored with great precision for Drury Lane. It features apparitions and demons.
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The Deformed Transformed, Byron’s last play, would have, had he completed it, shown a return to the commercial style in which Manfred is written. For Manfred, despite all Byron’s avowals to the contrary, is tailored with great precision for Drury Lane. It features apparitions and demons.
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Antegrade Electrosurgical Laceration of Alfieri Stitch Before Transcatheter Mitral Valve Replacement
Journal of the Society for Cardiovascular Angiography & Interventions, 2023Ajoe John Kattoor, Vijay Iyer
exaly
2019
An Italian dramatist and poet, whose verse translation of Aristophanes’ Frogs (only the third known Italian translation of Aristophanes) was published posthumously in 1804; some of his own comedies are Aristophanic in spirit if not in style.
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An Italian dramatist and poet, whose verse translation of Aristophanes’ Frogs (only the third known Italian translation of Aristophanes) was published posthumously in 1804; some of his own comedies are Aristophanic in spirit if not in style.
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