Publisher's Synopsis
This volume presents the collected poems, "Rime," of Cesare Caporali, a poet from Perugia. Diligently edited ("Diligentemente Cor[rette]"), this edition offers readers a glimpse into the literary landscape of 18th-century Italy and the enduring legacy of Renaissance poetic forms. Caporali's work reflects the themes and styles prevalent during his time, providing valuable insights into Italian literary history. The collection showcases Caporali's poetic skill and contributions to the Italian literary tradition. This edition will appeal to scholars and enthusiasts interested in Italian poetry and the cultural heritage of Perugia.
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