Template:Αργώ τ.2 (1927)

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Author	Olindo Guerrini  (1845–1916)       Alternative names pseudonym: Lorenzo Stecchetti, pseudonym: Argia Sbolenfi, pseudonym: Marco Balossardi, pseudonym: Giovanni Dareni, pseudonym: Pulinera, pseudonym: Bepi, pseudonym: Mercutio Description Italian poet, writer and librarian Date of birth/death 4 October 1845  21 October 1916  Location of birth/death Forlì Bologna Work period 19th century date QS:P,+1850-00-00T00:00:00Z/7 Authority file : Q1058485 VIAF: 41938302 ISNI: 0000000121298238 ULAN: 500096859 LCCN: n88636568 MusicBrainz: 2352e60a-7c74-4791-a4cc-127e1f040ffe Open Library: OL1889067A DBNL: guer010 GND: 119499320 SELIBR: 57737 SUDOC: 033808899 BNF: 12462974w NKC: pag2012702965 SBN: CFIV023254 BNE: XX1268137 CiNii: DA10610369 J9U: 987007279419305171 Koninklijke: 074563289 WorldCat author QS:P50,Q1058485 Nikos Koukoulas  (–1928)      Description actor and translator Date of birth/death 15 December 1928  Authority file : Q33259619 author QS:P50,Q33259619 Emilia Dafni  (1881–1941)      Alternative names pseudonym: Στεφανία Δάφνη; Aimilia Kourteli Description Greek poet, prose writer and writer Date of birth/death 1881  1941  Location of birth/death Marseille Athens Authority file : Q29652402 VIAF: 186271518 ISNI: 0000000368667197 GND: 159075033 SUDOC: 133855511 author QS:P50,Q29652402 Mikelis Avlichos  (1844–1917)      Alternative names Mikelēs Avlichos Description Greek writer and poet Date of birth/death 18 March 1844  28 November 1917  Location of birth/death Lixouri Lixouri Authority file : Q6849421 VIAF: 179718511 ISNI: 0000000138748012 LCCN: no2013008200 GND: 101516935X BNF: 16592226f WorldCat author QS:P50,Q6849421
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Publication date	1927 publication_date QS:P577,+1927-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Source	http://kosmopolis.lis.upatras.gr/index.php/argo/issue/view/4613
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