« Fatta fedelmente volgarizzare ». Documents traduits et insérés dans la Nuova cronica de Giovanni Villani (Florence, XIV siècle).
This paper focuses on the translation into vernacular and the transcription of Latin documents in the Nuova Cronica, a history of the world and of the city of Florence written in the fourteenth century by the chronicler and merchant Giovanni Villani. It studies the objectives and principles of trans...
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Presses Universitaires de Vincennes
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