In tristitia hilaris, in hilaritate tristis
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| - | + | "[[In hilaritate tristis, in tristitia hilaris]]" is a dictum by knows." [[Giordano Bruno]]. | |
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| - | knows." [[Giordano Bruno]] said of himself : u [[In hilaritate tristis, in tristitia hilaris]]" Ovidio justly remarked | + | *[[Laughter]] |
| - | concerning the contradictions in Tasso's style, that "when | + | *[[Sadness]] |
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"In hilaritate tristis, in tristitia hilaris" is a dictum by knows." Giordano Bruno.
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