The Origins of Travel and the Origins of Them

Fauster nicolini, who was a man appointed by croce to look after his affairs, wrote an immense number of works about him. None of these persons really give a very convincing account of where it all came from. You cant trace certain ideas, but not this central idea of a multiplicity of cultures. And if you compare it, not merely to montescue o bit, almost anybody else writing on this sotthing, you will see that vico leans upon this comparatively little. It might be not that. Well, i can tell you roughly seing what has been said. I mean, the latin orthors of porsie ransact whom he mentions,