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* [[Liane Lefaivre]] and other scholars regard the 16th century [[Gardens of Bomarzo]] to be illustrations of the ''Hypnerotomachia Poliphili''.<ref>[http://www.2xd.ch/2014/10/hypnerotomachia-poliphili-an-object-of-material-culture/ An object of material culture] 2XD website October 2014.</ref>
* The German composer [[Alexander Moosbrugger]] took the text of his 2021 opera ''Wind'', staging the search of Poliphilo for Polia, from the ''Hypnerotomachia's'' German translation by [[Thomas Reiser]] and the English one by [[Joscelyn Godwin]].<ref>Premiere at the [https://bibliothek.bregenzerfestspiele.com/hauptprospekt-2020/63093463/36 Bregenz Festival (Lake Constance) in 2021].</ref>
* In [[Umberto Eco]]'s [[The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana|''The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana'']], the protagonist has written a diploma thesis about the ''Hypnerotomachia Poliphili.''
* In the novel [[The Rule of Four|''The Rule of Four'']] by [[Ian Caldwell]] and [[Dustin Thomason]]
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