Croce - 2 dictionary results
Cro⋅ce
[kraw-che] 
tʃɛ
–noun
| Be⋅ne⋅det⋅to
[be-ne-det-taw] , 1866–1952, Italian statesman, philosopher, and historian. |
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Language Translation for : Croce
| Spanish: | cruz, | German: | das Kreuz, | Japanese: | 十字 |
| Cro·ce
(krō'chě) Pronunciation Key
Italian philosopher, historian, and critic noted for a major work of modern idealism, the four-volume Philosophy of the Spirit (1902-1917), and as a staunch opponent of fascism. |
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