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The Turin premiere in 1895 was organized by the Freemasons, with an introductory speech by [[Edmondo De Amicis]].  
The Turin premiere in 1895 was organized by the Freemasons, with an introductory speech by [[Edmondo De Amicis]].  


==Bibliography==
==References==
*Rosario Francesco Esposito, ''Giovanni Bovio tra l'apostolo Paolo e s. Tommaso d'Aquino: contributo alla storia della Chiesa e della massoneria nel secolo XIX'' (Livorno [Italy]: Bastogi, 1975).


==External links==
====Monographs====
*[[Giovanni Bovio tra l'apostolo Paolo e s. Tommaso d'Aquino: contributo alla storia della Chiesa e della massoneria nel secolo XIX'' (1975 Esposito), book]]
 
====External links====


[[Category:Fiction]]  
[[Category:Fiction]]  

Revision as of 19:42, 6 April 2010

San Paolo <Italian> (1895) is a play by Giovanni Bovio.

Abstract

A sharp criticism of the temporal power of the Popes.

Editions, performances, translations

The Turin premiere in 1895 was organized by the Freemasons, with an introductory speech by Edmondo De Amicis.

References

Monographs

External links