do you know when lamberto zio materno and the other folks were around and who they might be related to? 
### Query ###
do you know when lamberto zio materno and the other folks were around and who they might be related to? 

### Source ###
**SYD-WILL-1892-001 **
Wie  lange  willst  du  doch  noch  saumen?
Wann  ruhst  du  wieder  am  Herzen  mein?
Mein  Leben  ist  ehi  traurig  Tràumen,

Ich  muB  die  Turteltaube  sein.
CATALOGUE

OF

THE  LIBRARY

OP  THE  LATE

SYDNEY  WILLIAMS,  ESQ.
Of  thè  Firm  of  Williams  & Norgate,

COMPRISING

jEnQlisb  S.  jforeign  ILiterature,

INCLUDING

EDITIONS  OF  SHAKSPEAEE  & SHAKESPEARIANA;

VERSIONS  OF  PORTIONS  OF  THE  HOLY  SCRIPTURES,

In  several  Dialects,  made  and  printed  at  thè  expense  of

PRINCE  LOUIS  LUCIEN  BONAPARTE;

A COLLECTION  OF  PLAYING  CARDS  & TREATISES  THEREON  ;
WORKS  PRINTED  AT  AND  RELATING  TO  HAMBURG;

®ooka  on  ®gpngrapljg;

Works  relating  to  Wicliff,  his  English  Precursors  & Times;

A LARGE  COLLECTION  OF

EARLY  FOREIGN  AND  COLONIAL  POSTAGE  STAMPS
(several  UNUSED)  ;

An  extraordinary  Collection  of  lllustrations  of  thè  various  hnown

DANCES  OF  DEATH;

NUMEROUS  EDITIONS  OF  REYNARD  THE  FOX  (m  different

Languages)  ;

protessi  anir  ^rnirerMal  J^iterature  of  all  gattona  ;

PUBLICATIONS  OF  THE  NeW  ShAKSPEARE,  EaRLY  EnGLISH  AND  FoLK-LoRE

Societies  ;

Books  Illustrated  with]  Engravmgs,  including  Haden’s  Etcher  and
Etchings,  &c.
WHICH  WILL  BE  SOLD  BY  AUCTION,

BT  MESSRS.
SOTHEBY,  WILKINSON  & HODGE,

^uctionccrs  of 'ICàerarp^PropcrttiScaeaorfes  illustratibf  of  tlu  JFinf  ^rts.
AT  THEIR  HOUSE,  No.  13,  WELLINGTON  STREET,  STRANO,  W.C.
On  FRIDAY,  thè  20th  of  MAY,  1892,  and  following  Day,

AT  ONE  O’CLOCK  PKECISELY.
May  he  Viewed  Two  Days  prior.  Catalognes  niay  he  had.
Dryden  Press:  J.  Davy  & Sons,  137,  Long  Acre,  London.
CONDTTIONS  OF  SALE.
I.  The  highest  bidder  to  he  thè  buyer  ; and  if  any  dispute  arise  between
bidders,  thè  lot  so  disputed  shall  he  immediately  put  up  again,
provided  thè  Auctioneer  cannot  decide  thè  said  dispute.
II.  No  person  to  advance  less  than  Is.  ; above  five  pounds,  2s.  6d.  ; and
so  on  in  proportion.


**MED-2023-BTUDVIIIG-001 **
In  Btudviiig  the  relations  of  a  medicine  to  the  cure  of  disease,
two  questiona  cvidently  daini  precedence  of  ali  othere. The  first
is,  does  the  medicine  rcally  [troduce  or  promote  the  curo?  and  the
secoiid  is,  in  what  niannerdoes  it  operate?  The  fornier  of  thesa
questiona  can  !>«  unswered  by  tlie  resulta  of  experiencAi  alone;  the
latter  niay  be  solved  partly  by  an  analysia  of  tlae  same  experience,
so  as  to  dctect  the  difterent  steps  by  which  tho  curativo  lusult  ìb
obtaine<l,  and  partly  by  meìins  of  experinient»  upon  healthy  ju^rsona
and  upon  animala,  which  deraonstrate  the  essential  action  of  the
medicine  employed,

As  the  whole  object  of  medicine  is  the  cure  of  dìseasc,  it  is  evi-
dent  that  direct  observation  of  the  etiecta  of  remedies  in  the  treat-
ment of  disease  must  aftord  the  most  trustworthy  intormation
respecting  the  manner  in  which  they  induce  the  result. Such  is,
indeed,  the  mctliod  wiiicli  lias  always  becn  instinctivcly  followed
by  medicai  observers,  wlio  tlnis  ftonght  to  learn  under  wliat  cir-
cum.stauces  a  substancc  becoraes  a  remed}-. In  this  nianm*r  the
ffreater  number  of  druics  bave  been  introduced  into  the  Materia
Meilica. Nor  is  it  at  ali  probable  that  utiv  advances  which  may  bo
muda  in  pathology  on  the  one  band,  and  in  a  knowle<lge  of  the
physioìo[jical  action  of  medicinea  upon  the  other,  wìll  ever  impaìr
the  fundumental  truth  that  therapoutics  must  be  learned  at  the
bedside  of  the  aick. But  ibis  ìs  one  of  the  most  difficult  branchea
of  medicai  inquiry  \  l'or  it  is  aometimes  quite  imiKtssibli?  to  distin-
guisi! between  the  symfitoms  of  a  disease  and  tho  etì*ect«  of  ai
medicine. Among  barbarous  nations,  among  the  ignorant  classea
of  Christian  countries,  even  among  the  educated  and  retìned,  und
among  physicians  themselves,  we  may  constantly  witiiei^a  a  ten-
dency  to  attributo  ali  of  the  pheuoniena  which  foUow  the  use  of  a
luedioine  to  its  oi'>eration,  and  ofton  to  it  exclnsively,  whereas  the
greater  part  of  them  belong  to  the  naturai  or  the  perverted  func-
tiona  of  the  economy,  and  tTieìr  degree  aloìje  is,  in  most  instances,
at  ali  affected  by  the  medicine  that  Ima  been  given. 

**TRF-2023-IT-0037 **
Sii.  '  (  Quegli  abiti  ancora  mi  fanno  specie.  )

Fan.  Ande  là,  siora  Beatrice  ,  che  per  esser  donna,  e
per  esser  zovene  gh*  avi  un  bel  coraggio.
Dot.  Troppo  spirito,  padrona  mia.  (*  Beat.
M^a.  Amore  fa  fare  delle  gran  cose.
Jan.  I  s'ha  trova,  ne  reto,  col  so  moroso?  Me  xè  sta
conta.
Bea.  Sì,  il  cielo  mi  ha  consolata.
Dot.  Bella  riputazione!  (a Beatrice.
Bea.
ATTO     TERZO.  j*f

He*.  Signore»  voi  non  c'entrate  nei  fatti  miei,

(si  Vittori.
Sii.  Caro  signor  padre ,  lasciate ,  che  tutti  facciano  U
fatto  loro  ;  non  vi  prendete  di  tai  fastidj .  Ora,
che  sono -contento  io,  vorrei ,  che  tutto  il  mondo
godesse.  Vi  sono  altri  raatrimonj  da  fare?  Si  fac-
ciano.
San.  Ehi,  signore»  vi  sarebbe  il  mio.  (*  Silvio.
SU.  Con  chi?  ,

Smo.  Col  primo,  che  viene.
Sii.    Trovalo,  e  son  qua  io.
CU.  Voi?  Per  far  che?  ,   (*  Silvio/

Sii.  Per  un  poco  di  dote ,

CU.  Non  vi  e  bisogno  di  voi.
Smo.  (  Ha  paura  ,  che ,  glielo  mangino.  G  ha  ptesq
pista.)

SCENA      XVI.
Truffaldino  ,  $  detti.
Trm.  X  Azz  reverenza  a  sti  signori.
Bes.  Il  signor  Fiorindo  dov'è?  *  Trm9

Trm.  Ve  <pià>  ch^e|  Yorriavegnir  avanti,  se  i  se  con*
tenta.
Bes.  Vi  contentate,  signor  Pantalone  ,  che  passi  il  si-
gnor Fiorindo?

?«».  Xelo  Tamigo  si  fatto  ?  (#  £#*»

Bes.  Sì ,  il  mio  sposo.  •

fnn.  Che  el  resta  servido.
Bes.  Fa,  che  passi.  («  Trm*

Trm.  Zovenotta,  ve  ieveris$o,  (*  Smor.  fumo.
$mo.  Addio,  morettina  (fumo  *  Truf.
Trm.  Parleremo.  •    (tomo  sopra,

Smo.  Di  che  ?  (  tomojofr*.
G     }  Trm.
\oì  IL  teByfttikE  DI  T>\J£  TADROXt

Tru.  Se  volessi,  (fa  cenno  di  dirgli  V trullo ,  come  *\>

(fra.


**colonizacao_e_emigracao_portuguesa **
Ainda  ireste  anno  e  no  sentido  de  facilitar,  quer  o
desembarque  dos  colonos,  quer  a  prompta  sahida  dos  prò-
ductos  dos  nucleos  coloniaes,  offereceu  o  dr.  Tavares  Bas-
tos  um  projecto  sobre  a  aavegacao  costeira,  acceito  pela
camara  dos  deputados  na  sessao  de  3o  de  agosto  (84).  Pena
foi  que  se  nao  approvasse  logo.
Ficariam  assim  completas  as  sabias  determkacoes  dos
decretos  de  27  de  marco  e  de  7  de  dezembro  d'està  mesma
data,  dos  quaes  o  primeiro  perniine  às  bandeiras  estran-
geiras  a  navegacao  de  cabotagem  entre  os  portos  alfande-
gados,  e  o  segundo  a  navegacao  do  Amazonas,  Tocantins
e  S.  Francisco.
Em  Janeiro  de  1867,  e  em  officio  dirigido  ao  ministro
das  obras  publicas,  sobre  a  conveniencia  de  se  concentra-
rem  em  redor  das  capitaes  os  nucleos  de  colonos,  submet-
teu  a  directoria  da  «  Sociedade  Internacional  de  Immigra-
lo» à'apreciaqao  do  governo  imperiai  diversos  alvitres,
que  julgamos  ser  a  ultima  pagina  do  plano  de  reforma  de-
finitiva, com  respeito  a  questao  de  que  vimos  tractando  (35).
COLONISAfAO  E  EMIGRAR AO


Appareceu  simultaneamente  o  decreto  n.°  3784,  '
approvou  o  regulamento  das  colonias,  devido  a  elabora  ^
intelligentissima  do  snr.  conselheiro  Manoel  Finto  de  Souza
Dantas  (86).

### Analysis ###
The user inquires about the presence and possible relationships of Lamberto Zio Materno and other individuals. The references provided include various historical and literary texts, none of which directly mention "Lamberto Zio Materno." However, these texts contain information on different historical figures and events that might be relevant to answering the query.

- **SYD-WILL-1892-001** discusses a library collection, including editions of Shakespeare's works and various illustrations.
- **MED-2023-BTUDVIIIG-001** focuses on medical treatments and their effectiveness, discussing experimental methods and observations.
- **TRF-2023-IT-0037** includes excerpts from a play, possibly Italian, featuring characters named Beatrice, Vittorio, and others.
- **colonizacao_e_emigracao_portuguesa** provides information on colonial policies and immigration in Portugal, mentioning various decrees and figures such as Tavares Bastos.

Given the lack of direct mentions of Lamberto Zio Materno, the analysis will focus on identifying relevant historical contexts and characters from the provided references that could potentially relate to the query.

### Answer ###
The references provided do not directly mention a character named Lamberto Zio Materno. However, they do provide insights into various historical figures and contexts that may indirectly relate to your query.

In **SYD-WILL-1892-001**, there is a detailed description of the extensive library collection of Sydney Williams, which includes numerous editions of Shakespeare's works and other significant literary pieces<ref name="SYD-WILL-1892-001">"CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY OP THE LATE SYDNEY WILLIAMS, ESQ. Of thè Firm of Williams & Norgate, Comprising English S. foreign Literature, Including Editions of SHAKSPEAEE & SHAKESPEARIANA"</ref>. This suggests a connection to literature and theater, potentially involving characters or figures mentioned in plays or books within this collection.

**MED-2023-BTUDVIIIG-001** discusses the treatment of diseases and the importance of empirical observation in medicine<ref name="MED-2023-BTUDVIIIG-001">"In Btudviiig the relations of a medicine to the cure of disease, two questiona cvidently daini precedence of ali othere. The first is, does the medicine rcally [troduce or promote the curo? and the latter is, in what niannerdoes it operate?"</ref>. This text does not seem directly relevant to the query about specific historical figures but underscores the importance of observation and experimentation in understanding historical events and characters.

**TRF-2023-IT-0037** includes excerpts from a play featuring characters like Beatrice, Vittorio, and others<ref name="TRF-2023-IT-0037">"Sì, il mio sposo. • fnn. Che el resta servido. Bes. Fa, che passi. (« Trm* Trm. Zovenotta, ve ieveris$o, (* Smor. fumo. $mo. Addio, morettina (fumo * Truf."</ref>. While these characters are not specifically named Lamberto Zio Materno, they highlight the theatrical and literary context that could be explored for connections.

Lastly, **colonizacao_e_emigracao_portuguesa** provides information on colonial policies and figures such as Tavares Bastos<ref name="colonizacao_e_emigracao_portuguesa">"Em Janeiro de 1867, e em officio dirigido ao ministro das obras publicas, sobre a conveniencia de se concentra-rem em redor das capitaes os nucleos de colonos, submet- teu a directoria da 'Sociedade Internacional de Immigra-lo' à'apreciaqao do governo imperiai diversos alvitres"</ref>. This reference might offer insights into historical figures involved in Portuguese colonial and immigration policies, although again, does not mention Lamberto Zio Materno directly.

Given the lack of direct mentions, further research into the specific context of Lamberto Zio Materno would be necessary to identify any connections to these references. 