It was June 8, 1924 when a young Marguerite Yourcenar, accompanied by her father, crossed for the first time the remains of Villa Adriana, in Tivoli. Among the architectures wanted by the emperor, the suggestions of the ancient world and the myth of Antinoo took shape a meeting destined to...
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It was June 8, 1924 when a young Marguerite Yourcenar, accompanied by her father, crossed for the first time the remains of Villa Adriana, in Tivoli. Among the architectures wanted by the emperor, the suggestions of the ancient world and the myth of Antinoo took shape a meeting destined to...