Database: Sofia Sartor - Revision history

imported>Amnestyyy at 15:05, 31 May 2016

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	[[Sofia Sartor]]. Quite a lady, don't you think? Polylingual, multicultural, hyper-intelligent, and mature beyond her years. We know she was born in [[Constantinople]] sometime around 1476, and lived there with her family until the beginning of the [[Ottoman-Venetian War\|Ottoman-Venetian war]]. That was 1499, a really bad year for [[Venice\|Venetians]] living inside the [[Ottoman Empire\|Empire]]. Sofia's parents dragged her back to Venice, but she could never forget the city where she was born. What's that saying? You can take a girl out of Constantinople, but you can't take Constantinople out of the girl. Something like that...		[[Sofia Sartor]]. Quite a lady, don't you think? Polylingual, multicultural, hyper-intelligent, and mature beyond her years. We know she was born in [[Constantinople]] sometime around 1476, and lived there with her family until the beginning of the [[Ottoman-Venetian War\|Ottoman-Venetian war]]. That was 1499, a really bad year for [[Venice\|Venetians]] living inside the [[Ottoman Empire\|Empire]]. Sofia's parents dragged her back to Venice, but she could never forget the city where she was born. What's that saying? You can take a girl out of Constantinople, but you can't take Constantinople out of the girl. Something like that...

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 17:18, 19 May 2016

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	[[Sofia Sartor]]. Quite a lady, don't you think? Polylingual, multicultural, hyper-intelligent, and mature beyond her years. We know she was born in [[Constantinople]] sometime around 1476, and lived there with her family until the beginning of the [[Ottoman-Venetian War\|Ottoman-Venetian war]]. That was 1499, a really bad year for [[Venice\|Venetians]] living inside the [[Ottoman Empire\|Empire]]. Sofia's parents dragged her back to Venice, but she could never forget the city where she was born. What's that saying? You can take a girl out of Constantinople, but you can't take Constantinople out of the girl. Something like that...		[[Sofia Sartor]]. Quite a lady, don't you think? Polylingual, multicultural, hyper-intelligent, and mature beyond her years. We know she was born in [[Constantinople]] sometime around 1476, and lived there with her family until the beginning of the [[Ottoman-Venetian War\|Ottoman-Venetian war]]. That was 1499, a really bad year for [[Venice\|Venetians]] living inside the [[Ottoman Empire\|Empire]]. Sofia's parents dragged her back to Venice, but she could never forget the city where she was born. What's that saying? You can take a girl out of Constantinople, but you can't take Constantinople out of the girl. Something like that...

	And that painting of her, I could stare at it for days. That's by Albrecht Durer, the well-known [[Germany\|German]] artist. It's a masterpiece, glowing with warmth and color. Sofia's father offered Durer a ridiculous sum to paint a portrait of his daughter, but when the painter finally saw his model in person, he declined all payment. He claimed the honor of rendering her would be reward enough. Right. Only hot-shot artists can get away with sap like that.		And that painting of her, I could stare at it for days. That's by [[Albrecht Dürer\|Albrecht Durer]], the well-known [[Germany\|German]] artist. It's a masterpiece, glowing with warmth and color. Sofia's father offered Durer a ridiculous sum to paint a portrait of his daughter, but when the painter finally saw his model in person, he declined all payment. He claimed the honor of rendering her would be reward enough. Right. Only hot-shot artists can get away with sap like that.

	Though her interests were broad, Sofia's primary passion was for literature, a love made possible by the invention of the printing press half a century earlier. For the first time in history books were quite cheap and available to almost everyone. Sofia loved the democratizing effect of books, and made it her life's work to make sure everyone else did too.		Though her interests were broad, Sofia's primary passion was for literature, a love made possible by the invention of the printing press half a century earlier. For the first time in history books were quite cheap and available to almost everyone. Sofia loved the democratizing effect of books, and made it her life's work to make sure everyone else did too.

imported>Master Sima Yi at 21:47, 26 February 2015

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	[[Sofia Sartor]]. Quite a lady, don't you think? Polylingual, multicultural, hyper-intelligent, and mature beyond her years. We know she was born in [[Constantinople]] sometime around 1476, and lived there with her family until the beginning of the [[Ottoman-Venetian War\|Ottoman-Venetian war]]. That was 1499, a really bad year for [[Venice\|Venetians]] living inside the Empire. Sofia's parents dragged her back to Venice, but she could never forget the city where she was born. What's that saying? You can take a girl out of Constantinople, but you can't take Constantinople out of the girl. Something like that...		[[Sofia Sartor]]. Quite a lady, don't you think? Polylingual, multicultural, hyper-intelligent, and mature beyond her years. We know she was born in [[Constantinople]] sometime around 1476, and lived there with her family until the beginning of the [[Ottoman-Venetian War\|Ottoman-Venetian war]]. That was 1499, a really bad year for [[Venice\|Venetians]] living inside the [[Ottoman Empire\|Empire]]. Sofia's parents dragged her back to Venice, but she could never forget the city where she was born. What's that saying? You can take a girl out of Constantinople, but you can't take Constantinople out of the girl. Something like that...

	And that painting of her, I could stare at it for days. That's by Albrecht Durer, the well-known German artist. It's a masterpiece, glowing with warmth and color. Sofia's father offered Durer a ridiculous sum to paint a portrait of his daughter, but when the painter finally saw his model in person, he declined all payment. He claimed the honor of rendering her would be reward enough. Right. Only hot-shot artists can get away with sap like that.		And that painting of her, I could stare at it for days. That's by Albrecht Durer, the well-known [[Germany\|German]] artist. It's a masterpiece, glowing with warmth and color. Sofia's father offered Durer a ridiculous sum to paint a portrait of his daughter, but when the painter finally saw his model in person, he declined all payment. He claimed the honor of rendering her would be reward enough. Right. Only hot-shot artists can get away with sap like that.

	Though her interests were broad, Sofia's primary passion was for literature, a love made possible by the invention of the printing press half a century earlier. For the first time in history books were quite cheap and available to almost everyone. Sofia loved the democratizing effect of books, and made it her life's work to make sure everyone else did too.		Though her interests were broad, Sofia's primary passion was for literature, a love made possible by the invention of the printing press half a century earlier. For the first time in history books were quite cheap and available to almost everyone. Sofia loved the democratizing effect of books, and made it her life's work to make sure everyone else did too.

imported>Amnestyyy at 21:29, 26 February 2015

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	Sofia Sartor. Quite a lady, don't you think? Polylingual, multicultural, hyper-intelligent, and mature beyond her years. We know she was born in Constantinople sometime around 1476, and lived there with her family until the beginning of the Ottoman-Venetian war. That was 1499, a really bad year for Venetians living inside the Empire. Sofia's parents dragged her back to Venice, but she could never forget the city where she was born. What's that saying? You can take a girl out of Constantinople, but you can't take Constantinople out of the girl. Something like that...		[[Sofia Sartor]]. Quite a lady, don't you think? Polylingual, multicultural, hyper-intelligent, and mature beyond her years. We know she was born in [[Constantinople]] sometime around 1476, and lived there with her family until the beginning of the [[Ottoman-Venetian War\|Ottoman-Venetian war]]. That was 1499, a really bad year for [[Venice\|Venetians]] living inside the Empire. Sofia's parents dragged her back to Venice, but she could never forget the city where she was born. What's that saying? You can take a girl out of Constantinople, but you can't take Constantinople out of the girl. Something like that...

	And that painting of her, I could stare at it for days. That's by Albrecht Durer, the well-known German artist. It's a masterpiece, glowing with warmth and color. Sofia's father offered Durer a ridiculous sum to paint a portrait of his daughter, but when the painter finally saw his model in person, he declined all payment. He claimed the honor of rendering her would be reward enough. Right. Only hot-shot artists can get away with sap like that.		And that painting of her, I could stare at it for days. That's by Albrecht Durer, the well-known German artist. It's a masterpiece, glowing with warmth and color. Sofia's father offered Durer a ridiculous sum to paint a portrait of his daughter, but when the painter finally saw his model in person, he declined all payment. He claimed the honor of rendering her would be reward enough. Right. Only hot-shot artists can get away with sap like that.

	Though her interests were broad, Sofia's primary passion was for literature, a love made possible by the invention of the printing press half a century earlier. For the first time in history books were quite cheap and available to almost everyone. Sofia loved the democratizing effect of books, and made it her life's work to make sure everyone else did too.		Though her interests were broad, Sofia's primary passion was for literature, a love made possible by the invention of the printing press half a century earlier. For the first time in history books were quite cheap and available to almost everyone. Sofia loved the democratizing effect of books, and made it her life's work to make sure everyone else did too.
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/People (ACR):Sofia Sartor to Database: Sofia Sartor

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{{Edit|Database/People (ACR):Sofia Sartor|Text=Edit this tab}}
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Sofia Sartor. Quite a lady, don't you think? Polylingual, multicultural, hyper-intelligent, and mature beyond her years. We know she was born in Constantinople sometime around 1476, and lived there with her family until the beginning of the Ottoman-Venetian war. That was 1499, a really bad year for Venetians living inside the Empire. Sofia's parents dragged her back to Venice, but she could never forget the city where she was born. What's that saying? You can take a girl out of Constantinople, but you can't take Constantinople out of the girl. Something like that...

And that painting of her, I could stare at it for days. That's by Albrecht Durer, the well-known German artist. It's a masterpiece, glowing with warmth and color. Sofia's father offered Durer a ridiculous sum to paint a portrait of his daughter, but when the painter finally saw his model in person, he declined all payment. He claimed the honor of rendering her would be reward enough. Right. Only hot-shot artists can get away with sap like that.

Though her interests were broad, Sofia's primary passion was for literature, a love made possible by the invention of the printing press half a century earlier. For the first time in history books were quite cheap and available to almost everyone. Sofia loved the democratizing effect of books, and made it her life's work to make sure everyone else did too.
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