The carnival of Florence.

Mode of access: Internet.

Songs and entertainment of Miss E.L. Williams, the Welsh nightingale ...

Cover-title.

Five Italian shrines; an account of the monumental tombs of S. Augustine at Pavia, S. Dominic at Bologna, S. Peter Martyr at Milan, S. Donato at Arezzo, and of Orcagna's tabernacolo at Florence, with a prefatory essay on Tuscan sculpture

Mode of access: Internet.

Reise in Italien = Rome, Naples et Florence 1817 /

Translation of: Rome, Naples et Florence en 1817.

The Nightingale, or, Musical companion, being a collection of entertaining songs.

Without music.

Italy : handbook for travellers : first part, Northern Italy, including Leghorn, Florence, Ravenna, and routes through Switzerland and Austria /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Renaissance : its art and life : Florence (1450-1550) /

"There have been printed of this work ... four hundred copies on fine paper, nos. 1 to 400."

A history of painting in Italy : Umbria, Florence and Siena from the second to the sixteenth century /

"Biographies of the authors": v. 1, p. ix-xviii.

Artistic guide to Florence and its environs; enriched with engravings and historical notices of the city and principal monuments, topographical plans and catalogues of the galleries.

"Illustrated catalogue of the Uffizi and Pitti galleries in Florence" (xxxvi p. illus.) in pocket.

The art of Florence, an interpretation,

Originally published under title "Mornings with masters of art".

Les contes et facéties d'Arlotto de Florence :

Includes bibliographical references.

Sur l'homme et le développement de ses facultés : ou, Essai de physique sociale /

"Florence Nightingale based her statistical methods upon this book by Quetelet, which appeared 20 years before her statistical surveys. The author presented to her the second augmented edition in 1869. She called him 'the founder of the most important science in the world.' She meant to dedicate to Quetelet an essay on the application of his discoveries, 'to explain the Plan of God in teaching us by these results the laws by which our Moral Progress is to be attained.'"--Elmer Belt Florence Nightingale collection (1958), p. 17.

Vie de Scipion de Ricci, évêque de Pistoie e Prato, et réformateur du catholicisme en Toscane, sous le règne de Léopold ; composés sur les manuscrits autographes de ce pŕelat et d'autres personnages célèbres du siècle dernier, et suivis de pièces justificatives, tirées des archives de m. le commandeur Lapo de Ricci, à Florence /

Mode of access: Internet.

The garden of Florence : and other poems /

"The stories from Boccaccio (The garden of Florence and The ladye of Provence) were to have been associated with tales from the same sources, intended to have been written by a friend" [Keats]--Pref.

Galerie Imperiale et Royale de Florence.

Mode of access: Internet.