Pinocchio The Pineal Gland | Santos Bonacci
⚠️ etymology of Pineal (adj.)
1680s, in reference to the gland in the brain, from French pinéal, literally "like a pine cone," from Latin pinea "pine cone," from pinus "pine tree"
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The Adventures of Pinocchio ; Original Author, Carlo Collodi ; Illustrator, Enrico Mazzanti ; Country, Italy ; Language, Italian.
Author: Carlo Collodi
Country: Italy
Publication date: 1883
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