Four and Twenty Minds
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| Four and Twenty Minds (1922) by , translated by Ernest Hatch Wilkins |
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[edit] CONTENTS
CHAPTER
| I. | The Unknown Man |
| II. | Dante |
| III. | Leonardo da Vinci |
| IV. | Leon Battista Alberti |
| V. | Berkeley |
| VI. | Spencer |
| VII. | F. C. S. Schiller |
| VIII. | Hegel |
| IX. | Nietzsche |
| X. | Walt Whitman |
| XI. | Croce |
| XII. | Armando Spadini |
| XIII. | Hamlet |
| XIV. | Remy de Gourmont |
| XV. | Ardengo Soffici |
| XVI. | Swift |
| XVII. | Carolina Invernizio |
| XVIII. | Alfredo Oriani |
| XIX. | William Tell |
| XX. | Don Quixote |
| XXI. | Kwang-Tse |
| XXII. | Calderón |
| XXIII. | Maeterlinck |
| XXIV. | Giovanni Papini |
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