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Bandello
[ bahn-del-law ]
noun
- Mat·te·o [maht-, te, -aw], 1485–1561, Italian ecclesiastic and author.
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The Novellieri were thus the realists of their day and of them all Bandello was the most realistic.
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Translated from the French of Belleforest, who had himself translated it from Bandello.
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They would have used an English Bandello with equal readiness had he existed.
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Both are taken from a novel by Belleforest, copied from one by Bandello.
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Entirely translated from the novels of Bandello, through the French of Belleforest.
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