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Eugenia Levi (21 November 1861 – 1915) was an Italian author, translator, and journalist. Born to a Jewish family in Padua, she was educated in that city, as well as in Florence and Hanover. In 1885 she was appointed professor at the R. Istituto superiore femminile di Magistero in Florence.

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