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Casanovas senare resor: Roman tillagnad minnet av Jacques Giacomo Casanova de Seingalt (1725-1798) (Swedish Edition) by Jacques Werup, 1979
World of Giacomo Casanovaa Venetian in Europe1725-1798 by The Staff of Marsilio, 1998
GIACOMO GIRALAMO CASANOVA, CHEVALIER DE SEINGALT, 1725-1798.
The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798, Volume One (1) by Giacomo; Machen, Arthur, tr.; Blossom, F. A. (Frederick Augustus), ed. Casanova, 1961
The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798 by Giacomo; Machen, Arthur, tr.; Blossom, F. A. (Frederick Augustus), ed. Casanova, 1961
The memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798: Now fully annotated for the first time in English by Giacomo Casanova, 1940
Memoirs of CasanovaVolume 02: a Cleric in Naples by Giacomo Casanova, 2004-12-10
Memoirs of CasanovaVolume 09: the False Nun by Giacomo Casanova, 2004-12-10
Memoirs of CasanovaVolume 06: Paris by Giacomo Casanova, 2004-12-10
Memoirs of CasanovaVolume 08: Convent Affairs by Giacomo Casanova, 2004-12-10
Memoirs of CasanovaVolume 04: Return to Venice by Giacomo Casanova, 2004-12-10
Memoirs of CasanovaVolume 05: Milan and Mantua by Giacomo Casanova, 2004-12-10
Memoirs of CasanovaVolume 11 : Paris and Holland by Giacomo Casanova, 2004-12-11
Memoirs of Casanova Volume 10: under the Leads by Giacomo Casanova, 2004-12-11

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Il mondo di Giacomo Casanova. Un veneziano in Europa, 17251798. The websitefor a very important exhibition on Casanova and his times at Venice s Museo
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Extractions: Please note: for the convenience of the reader, sites are marked as having "general" or "scholarly" interest. These characterizations reflect only the webmaster's opinion of the sites' content and level of critical discourse. Many of the "general" sites will also be of interest to academic casanovists. Visitors who know of other interesting websites on Casanova are kindly requested to inform this site's webmaster at emery@dickinson.edu NEW! Posted since 23 July 1999: Home page, with contents at: http://www.giacomo-casanova.de/home.htm A beautifully designed and informative site, it currently contains announcements of Casanova symposia and exhibitions in Europe, a Forum, a list of suggested reading, and several interesting articles by leading Casanovists Hartmut Scheible and Marco Leeflang, as well as the German-language text of Evers Rothgangel's article on M.M, that first appeared in Italian in the Casanova Research Page. English-speaking readers will be particularly interested in Leeflang's contribution: "Casanova between Venice and Dux (1782-1785)." PABLO GUENTHER
Recent Work On Casanova
Giovanni sic Giacomo Casanova (17251798) was born in Venice and dutifullyentered a seminary. Only after expulsion on moral grounds, however,
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Extractions: Casanova Note : The information on this page is limited to Casanova scholarship and selected general-interest books and articles which have appeared since the "Bibliographical Notes" in the last issue of For information on less recent work, consult the "Bibliographical Notes" in each issue of the and the section on "Italian Literature" in the International Bibliography of the Modern Language Association. See also the "Research Tools and Special Collections" page in this site. Scholars who would like to submit a book or an article for listing on this page are requested to send a publisher's announcement of the book or an offprint of the article, together with all relevant publication information to: Prof. Ted Emery, Department of French and Italian, Dickinson College, Carlisle PA 17013 Fax: (717) 245-1456. (Return to Main Page) FORTHCOMING Masters, John. Casanova Classic Biography. ISBN 0141390387. According to amazon.co.uk, this title will be published in the United Kingdom in January, 2001. On-line information is very scanty, but presumably this is a re-issue of Master's 1969 biography of Casanova. The most beautifully illustrated biography of C. available, Master's portrait of Casanova is accurate but rather arch, and he makes at least one very arguable assertion, speculating that Casanova was a (not very well) repressed homosexual! Casanova. Magier - Gelehrter - Abenteurer.
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Giovanni Giacomo Casanova de Seingalt (17251798) Italian amorist adventurer,involved in intrigues scandal all over Europe, author
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Giacomo Girolamo Casanova (17251798) (Pseudonym Jean-Jacques Chevalier de Seingalt).Casanova in Istria (excerpts from his Memoirs)
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Extractions: (Pseudonym Jean-Jacques Chevalier de Seingalt) Soldier, spy, diplomat, writer, adventurer, chiefly remembered from his autobiography, which has established his reputation as the most famous erotic hero. Casanova's memoirs are a fascinating but unreliable account of his adventures with 122 women - according to his own counts - but they also provide an intimate portrait of the manners and life in the 18th century. His countless projects, employments, and initiatives took him through the courts of Europe - in Paris he was employed to do some espionage work by Louis XV and from London he tried to sell the secret of a cotton red dye to his own country. "I saw that everything in the world that is famous and beautiful, if we rely on the descriptions and drawings of writers and artists, always loses when we go to see it and examine it up close." (from History of My Life Giacomo Casanova was born in Venice. His father, Gaetano Casanova was an actor, who also directed some plays. He had married in 1724 Giovanna Maria (Zanetta) Farussi, an actress, and a perfect beauty. In his childhood Casanova suffered from nose bleeds, and his parents thought that he would not live long. Strong women dominated his life: his mother and a witch who helped him to stop the bleeding. Later in his life he occasionally dressed himself as a woman. Casanova's parents left him in the care of his maternal grandmother, Marzia Farussi, and went off to London. Zanetta and Gaetano returned to Venice in 1728. Casanova's father died in 1733 but Zanetta turned down all her suitors and decided to support her children on her own. However, she soon left Venice and ended in Dresden, where she was a member of the Comici Italiani ensemble.
Il Narratore: Casanova Giacomo
Born into a family of Venetian actors, Giacomo Casanova (17251798) was a colorful,unscrupulous rogue, known more these days for his amorous adventures
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Giacomo Jacopo Girolamo Casanova De Seinglat Biography / Biography Of Giacomo Ja
The Italian adventurer Giacomo Jacopo Girolamo Casanova de Seingalt (17251798)is best known for his memoirs, which are a most revealing record of
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Extractions: Name: Giacomo Jacopo Girolamo Casanova de Seinglat Birth Date: Death Date: Nationality: Italian Gender: Male Occupations: writer, adventurer, memoirist Giacomo Jacopo Girolamo Casanova de Seinglat Main Biography The Italian adventurer Giacomo Jacopo Girolamo Casanova de Seingalt (1725-1798) is best known for his memoirs, which are a most revealing record of 18th-century European society. The first child of an actor and actress, Casanova was born in Venice. He set out to play the comedy of life with a short role as an ecclesiastic but was expelled from the seminary in 1743. He found refuge in Rome with Cardinal Acquaviva, the first of his many powerful protectors. By 1745 he had returned to Venice, where he practiced magic. Forced to flee prosecution for engaging in the black arts, Casanova drifted from city to city. In Lyons in 1750 he joined the Free Masons, an allegiance that gave him support in the noble, free thinking circles of cosmopolitan Europe. Gambling, profiteering, and amorous activities marked his first stay in Paris (1750-1753). His luck held until 1755, when he was imprisoned in Venice for "black magic, licentiousness, and atheism." His spectacular escape is chronicled in the only portion of his memoirs to appear during his lifetime (1788).
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Casanova, Giacomo, 17251798, 1002296. Memoirs Of Casanova Volume 01 Childhood.http//gutenberg.net/, txt,htm-eng
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Casanova, Giacomo Girolamo, Chevalier de Seingalt (17251798), Italian adventurer,who had a legendary reputation with women, born in Venice.
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Casanova de Seingalt, Giovanni Giacomo (17251798) (The Hutchinson Dictionary ofthe Arts). Casanova de Seingalt, Giovanni Giacomo (The Columbia
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Casanova: The World-class Lover Who Died A Second-rate Librarian In Bohemia - 28
Giacomo Casanova 17251798 Giacomo Casanova 1725-1798. Casanova is buried fourteensteps in front of the church of Saint Barbora, a little bit in the right
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Extractions: Advanced Search My Account Help Add the "Dynamic Daily Quotation" to Your Site or Blog - it's Easy! ... More... Showing top results. For more precise results use top quotes filters below. " People are ridiculous only when they try or seem to be that which they are not " Giacomo Leopardi quotes (Italian poet, scholar, and philosopher, 1798-1837) Similar Quotes . About: Failure quotes Trying quotes People quotes Add to my book show_bar(171821,null,'people_are_ridiculous_only_when_they_try_or_seem') " Death is not evil, for it frees man from all ills and takes away his desires along with desire's rewards. Old age is the supreme evil, for it deprives man of all pleasures while allowing his appetites to remain, and it brings with it every possible sorrow. Yet men fear death and desire old age. " teardrop Giacomo Leopardi quotes (Italian poet, scholar, and philosopher, 1798-1837) Add to my book show_bar(258219,null,'death_is_not_evil-for_it_frees_man_from_all_ills') " Real misanthropes are not found in solitude, but in the world; since it is experience of life, and not philosophy, which produces real hatred of mankind " Giacomo Leopardi quotes (Italian poet, scholar, and philosopher, 1798-1837)
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Extractions: " I have always loved truth so passionately that I have often resorted to lying as a way of introducing it into the minds which were ignorant of its charms " Giacomo Casanova quotes Similar Quotes . About: Truth quotes Relationships quotes Mind quotes Men and Women quotes ... Lies quotes Add to my book show_bar(197049,null,'i_have_always_loved_truth_so_passionately_that_i') " Marriage is the tomb of love " Giacomo Casanova quotes About: Marriage quotes Add to my book show_bar(174363,null,'marriage_is_the_tomb_of') " In one text Casanova sees that women are responsible for Don Giovanni's evil deeds: "The blame lies entirely with the female sex for bewitching his mind and enslaving his heart. Oh, seducing sex! Source of pain! Let a poor innocent person go in peace." " Giacomo Casanova quotes About: Love quotes Add to my book show_bar(406694,null,'in-one-text-casanova-sees-that-women-are')
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Casanova, Giovanni Giacomo, Chevalier de Seingalt (17251798), Italian adventurer,born in Venice. His parents, who were actors, intended him for the
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Giacomo Casanova Biography
whose full name was Giovanni Giacomo Casanova de Seingalt (17251798), Giacomo Casanova was born in Venice on 2 April 1725, the eldest son of a
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Extractions: By Sonal Panse, 3/13/2005 I have been reading 'The Memoirs of Casanova', and listening to 'Nessun Dorma' as background score. There are twelve volumes in all and every single page is an entertaining, rollicking read. Only the perverse, the determined, or the very weary would really need the admonition to not fall asleep. Casanova, whose full name was Giovanni Giacomo Casanova de Seingalt (1725-1798), was a colorful, unscrupulous rogue, known more these days for his amorous adventures than for his other enlivening activities as a soldier, spy, prisoner, diplomat, businessman, and adventurer. The man apparently never had a dull moment in his life, and neither does he appeared to have ever lacked in courage or failed to have a deep appreciation for the many varied experiences that came his way. Of course, he is a bit boastful, a little vain, a great deal thoughtless and careless, and his lack of scruples - especially taken in the modern context - are sometimes more horrendous than hilarious - and would in all likelihood land him a long term jail sentence too. But for all that he comes across as a very charming, highly intelligent personality, wise and perceptive in many ways, and with a fine sense of humor. It's difficult not to like such an individual.
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Giovanni Giacomo, Casanova de Seingalt (17251798) was famous for his romanticadventures. However at age 73 the Prince of Ligne described him as
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7328 Casanova
and named for Italian writer and adventurer Giacomo Casanova (17251798), This pleasure often involves roving, as Giacomo Casanova wandered
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Extractions: Asteroid 7328 Casanova was discovered on September 20, 1984, by Czech astronomer Antonin Mrkos at Klet Observatory in the Czech Republic, and named for Italian writer and adventurer Giacomo Casanova (1725-1798), who is best known for his bedroom acrobatics but who was also an accomplished author who wrote on a wide variety of topics, including mathematical and astronomical works, alchemical treatises, fantasy novels, and his memoirs, and invented the lottery. He ended his days as a librarianfunny but true. Asteroid Casanova has a period of 4 years, 41 days. Giacomo Casanova Astrologically, Casanova gets much, if not all, of its influence from the reputation of its namesake as an accomplished tomcatter, perhaps also from his invention of the lottery, which as a form of gambling also has a certain amoral quality. I don't want to sound like a preacher or a Mrs. Grundy, but when you play the lottery, no one's stopping you from blowing literally your all on lottery tickets, for you're a grownup; if you then end up scrounging in Dumpsters for meals and living in your car, that's your problem. You had your fun(and enriched the state treasury to the tune of however much you plunked down). If it hurts you, too bad. Which is to say that Casanova indicates pleasure in its most self-centered, amoral and uncaring form.

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