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Cenci

[ chen-chee ]

noun

  1. Be·a·tri·ce [be-ah-, tree, -che], 1577–1599, Italian parricide whose life is the subject of various novels and poems.


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Example Sentences

It is but a step from this to the gloomy looking Palazzo Cenci, which recalls the tragedy of Beatrice of that name.

Which of those two blades think you is most like to hold after two hundred years the poison of the Cenci?

The tomb of Beatrice Cenci is to our left of the high altar, but no name is recorded on the stone.

And the Cenci is an example of a success less complete only because the problem was even harder.

He considered his own Cenci as a poem inferior in kind to his other main works, even as a sort of accommodation to the public.

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