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A certain (non-Parisian) martyr, in the almost inevitable way of his kind, picked up his head after his execution, tucked it under his arm, and traipsed off home. Today, the site of his once-isolated residence is a much-visited complex that offers important works of art and the burial place of the creator of one of the most famous figures in children's literature. Who was the martyr, what is the complex, and who was the writer?
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#58882. Asked by lanfranco. (Aug 18 05 4:46 PM)
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lanfranco
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I'm sorry, Mrs. Ace, but I did include "non-Parisian" for precisely this reason.
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JoshCaleb12
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The Martyr was Minias, the writer was Lorenzini who created Pinocchio. The complex was San Miniato al Monte in Florence.
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lanfranco
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Well done, Josh. But could you please give me a site? And possibly the name under which Lorenzini is best known?
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MrsAce
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Oops, wrong martyr.
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JoshCaleb12
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... and the name he's better known by... is Carlo Collodi
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