Carlo Belli (1742–1816)

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Carlo Belli (1742–1816) was an Italian poet and translator of contemporary German works.

He was born in Venice. He had become a Jesuit priest, but left the order when it was suppressed in 1773. Among his publications were:^[1]

Della Messiade (1774), translated from the work in German of Der Messias by Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstok
La quattro parti del giorno (1778), translated from the work in German of Der Messias by Justus Friedrich Wilhelm Zachariae
Il Ventaglio (1782)
Gli Ucelli, ejemplare alle cura materna, stanze morali (1817)

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^ Dizionario biografico universale, Volume 1, compiled by Gioacchino Maria Olivier-Poli, Naples (1824); page 243.

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