Storia Di Fra Michele Minorita : Come Fu Arso in Firenze Nel 1389, Con Documenti Risguardanti I Fraticelli Della Povera Vita, Testi Inediti Del Buon Secolo Di Nostra Lingua (Paperback)

Storia Di Fra Michele Minorita recounts the historical narrative of Fra Michele, a Minorite friar who was burned in Florence in 1389. This historical account by Francesco Zambrini delves into the era of the 'Fraticelli della Povera Vita' (Little Brothers of the Poor Life), providing crucial historical documents and previously unpublished texts from the golden age of our language.

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