Dizionario Etimologico Di Tutti Vocaboli Usati Nelle Scienze

Dizionario Etimologico Di Tutti Vocaboli Usati Nelle Scienze, Arti E Mestieri Che Traggono Origine Dal Greco, Volume 2, is a comprehensive etymological dictionary of terms used in the sciences, arts, and trades, focusing on words of Greek origin. Authored by Bonavilla Aquilino and Marco Aurelio Marchi, this volume offers detailed explanations of the roots and historical development of a wide range of scientific, artistic, and technical vocabulary in the Italian language.
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