Valerio Massimo De' Fatti E Detti Degni Di Memoria [Tr. by A. Lancia?] Testo Riscontrato E Pubbl. Da R. De Visiani, (Hardcover)

Valerio Massimo De' Fatti E Detti Degni Di Memoria presents a collection of historical anecdotes and moral exempla drawn from Roman history and tradition. Written by Valerius Maximus, this work aims to provide readers with a treasury of notable deeds and sayings, offering lessons in virtue and vice. This edition, possibly translated by A. Lancia and verified and published by R. De Visiani, makes this classic text accessible to Italian readers.

The book explores a wide array of historical events and figures, presenting memorable instances of courage, wisdom, justice, and other virtues, as well as cautionary tales of folly and corruption. Valerius Maximus's work served as an important resource for orators, writers, and moralists throughout the Middle Ages and Renaissance, and it continues to offer insights into the values and beliefs of Roman society. This Italian edition preserves the enduring appeal of Valerius Maximus's compilation, providing a valuable resource for students of history, literature, and classical studies.

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