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SEVERING FABRIANI (1792–1849)

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Originally appearing in Volume V10, Page 118 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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FABRIANI (1792–1849)  ,
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Italian author and teacher, was born at Spilamberto, Italy, on the 7th of
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January 1792 . Entering the Church, he took up educational
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work, but in consequence of
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complete loss of voice he resolved to devote himself to teaching
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deaf mutes, and founded a small school specially for them . This school the duke of Modena made into an institute, and by a
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special authority from the pope a teaching staff of nuns was appointed . Fabriani's method of instruction is summed up in his Logical Letters on Italian Grammar (1847) . He died on the 27th of
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April 1849 .

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