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I replaced your edit of Hogwarts with the standard "spoilers" template. These templates present a uniform look and feel for readers. wrp103 (Bill Pringle) 02:52, 11 February 2007 (UTC)
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Hi Treethinker, love your user name. Fulbert betrayed Heloise by having her husband castrated, not by letting Abelard into the house -- Abelard was Heloise's buddy and all historical evidence from her mouth says she wanted to be with him. So Fulbert betrayed her by betraying her husband. I agree that the idea he collaborated with Abelard in some way would be absurd / Victorian idea, but Heloise is definitely "Team Abelard" so when he backstabbed Abelard, he also backstabbed Heloise. Heloise was furious at Abelard's castration. Cheers! StarTigerJLN (talk)
Help With Bottesini!
Hello! I'm looking for Bottesini's Introduction e Fuga, which (I believe) you added to his list of works. You mentioned in the comments that you pulled your additions from the 1979 Ricordi catalog- would you happen to have any more information/specifics about the piece? A catalog number or really any further identifying information would be incredible! Thanks! :) Tchaikoffkey (talk) 06:20, 10 March 2025 (UTC)
- Wish I could help. It came from one of two or three small boxes of papers and manuscripts that I was allowed to study for a few days in the office of a Signore Claudio Clausetti (descendant of the publishing house of that name in Napoli). I did not think to look for markings that would identify the box itself. Treethinker (talk) 12:32, 25 March 2025 (UTC)