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It went through three editions in the 17th century alone, with one more in the 18th century, edited by
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and by whom he his mentioned as an expert on ancient Naples. Celano became involved in fundraising to repair Santa
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edition of the most substantial 18th century reprint, that of 1792, has recently been edited by
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before graduating from university in law. He immediately began both to work as a lawyer and to write poetry and prose. He was forced to give up his legal job due to an incident in court and suspicions that he had taken part in the
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