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The Adventurous Simplicissimus · Character

Burchiello

A character encountered during Simplicissimus's travels in Italy.

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First appearance: iv how simplicissimus departed secretly and how he believed he had the neapolitan disease

Burchiello shows up with force in How He Studied at Liège, and How He There Demeaned Himself. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Mentioned as one of the authors Simplicissimus read during church sermons.
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See Burchiello in iv how simplicissimus departed secretly and how he believed he had the neapolitan disease