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Mound Features and Coral Carbonate Mounds would Dante’s . be “Mediterranean”? By virtue of the bounty of references to this sea, its geography and people, its history, cities, myths, literatures, and religions, through the one hundred cantos? What does Mediterranean mean in this context? Is it linked to the Greek-Arabic sources that inform

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-9376-9ter World War II. The use of this notion in medieval literature has occurred most significantly in relation to the hendiadys ‘Dante and Islam.’ The chapter focuses on the multifaceted biography of Enrico Cerulli (Napoli, 1898–Roma, 1988), a governor of the Italian colonies and a scholar of Somali an

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Northernmost Irish Continental Marginmargin of this British newspaper clipping, an anonymous hand—most likely the very same that had cut out the article—added a correction. The first lines of the piece report that “Professor Enrico Cerulli, Italian diplomat and one of the country’s greatest savants and anthropologists, died in Rome on

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-94833-7son of the Spanish Inquisition. By considering contextual written references to the . disseminated in graffiti on the same walls, the chapter explores a phenomenon of reception and appropriation of the . in the early-modern Mediterranean. It connects the drawings to medieval and baroque pageants and