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Si⋅lo⋅ne

  [si-loh-nee; It. see-law-ne]
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–noun
I⋅gna⋅zio  [ee-nyah-tsyaw] , (Secondo Tranquilli), 1900–78, Italian author.
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Si·lo·ne   (sĭ-lō'nē, sē-lō'ně)   
Italian novelist whose best-known works, Bread and Wine (1937) and The Seed Beneath the Snow (1941), were written while he was in exile from the Fascist regime in Italy.
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