Dell'antichissimo Idioma De' Liguri

Dell'antichissimo Idioma De' Liguri, by Emanuele Celesia, explores the ancient Ligurian language and its historical significance. This work delves into the linguistic origins and evolution of Ligurian, offering insights into its relationship with other languages and its place in the history of the Liguria region of Italy. Celesia's study provides a valuable resource for linguists, historians, and anyone interested in the cultural and linguistic heritage of Italy. The book examines the historical context and comparative analysis of Ligurian, shedding light on the language's unique characteristics and its contribution to our understanding of ancient civilizations.
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