Publisher's Synopsis
Studi Di Manoscritti E Testi Inediti, volume I, focuses on âLa Raccolta Bartoliniana Di Rimi Antiche E I Codici Da Essa Derivatiâ (The Bartoliniana Collection of Ancient Rhymes and the Codes Derived From It). Authored by Michele Barbi, this work delves into the study of manuscripts and unpublished texts, offering invaluable insights into Italian literary history and linguistic evolution.
Barbi's meticulous analysis of the Bartoliniana collection provides a detailed examination of ancient rhymes and their corresponding codes. This book is an essential resource for scholars and researchers interested in Italian philology, manuscript studies, and the historical development of Italian literature.
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