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GIOSUE (kär-dö'chi), an Italian poet and philologist, born in Valdicastello, Tuscany, July 27, 1836. professor of Italian lit- He was made pr erature in the University of Bologna in 1860. He had previously written on the history of literature; and a small volume of lyrics, "Rimes" (1857). But his poetical genius is better shown in the collections of his fugitive pieces published a little later: "Serious Trifles" his poetical genius is better shown in the Satan" (1863), published under the collections of his fugitive pieces pubextraordinary impression, and was formally defended in "Satan and Satanic Polemics" (1879). The breadth and ); range of his genius, as well as his mastery of poetic form, are seen in the "Poems of Enotrio Romano" (1871); Polemics" (1879). The breadth and range of his genius, as well as his mastery of poetic form, are seen in the He died Feb. 15, 1907.

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