Il Libro dei vizii e delle virtu, testo Siciliano del secolo XIV;

"Il Libro dei vizii e delle virtu, testo Siciliano del secolo XIV" offers a fascinating glimpse into 14th-century Sicilian language and culture. Authored by Giacomo de Gregorio, this historical text explores the concepts of vices and virtues as understood during that period. It provides valuable insights into the moral and linguistic landscape of medieval Sicily, making it a significant resource for scholars of Italian literature, linguistics, and history.
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