Publisher's Synopsis
Leggende Di San Giuliano E Sant' Eustachio Secondo la Lezione Di Un Codice Antico Pubblicate... presents a meticulously transcribed and published edition of ancient legends surrounding Saint Julian and Saint Eustace. Based on the careful study of an antique codex, this work offers valuable insights into the medieval veneration of these saints. The text, presented in Italian, provides a window into the religious beliefs and cultural narratives of the time. This edition is an essential resource for scholars of religious history, Italian literature, and medieval folklore. It illuminates the spiritual landscape of the past and offers a glimpse into the enduring power of hagiographic traditions.
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