Arnaldo, Gaddo, and other unacknowledged poems
By: By Lord Byron and some of his contemporaries. Collected by Odoardo Volpi
Publisher: W.F. Wakeman, etc., etc.
Published: 1836
Place of publication: Dublin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 296
Notes: Arnaldo and Gaddo are attributed to Byron. [Chew, page 178 ff.]

Gaddo was published in Philadelphia in 1822 with the title: Giuseppino, an occidental tale.

Library of Congress attributes Giuseppino to W.H. Bradley of Providence R.I. [authority: MS note on title-page of LC copy.]

British Museum suspects that an Edward Fox uses the pseudonym Odoardo Volpi.

Boase, F. Modern English Biography attributes to Edward N. Shannon [Vol. VI. col. 544 (Call-number: Br 6075.10F Vol. 6.)]

Appended are ten cantos of Volpi's translation of "The comedy of Dante Alighieri. Dublin, 1836." This translation has the running title: Hell. It is separately paged and has separate signatures. But it is mentioned in the Preface to the main work.

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